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Can i report my horrible evil and moraless neighbor to the rspca or the police for this?
My neighbor like a drink and is always drunk and abusive to everybody and she owned an african grey parrot. 3 nights ago she came in drunk and as both of our back doors were opened i could hear her taunting her parrot as usual when suddenly i heard a shrill scream, i then heard her crying and telling her friend to call an ambulance. When i went to the front my neighbor was sitting on the step with her mouth split opened from the top of her lip to her nose where the parrot had bitten her, so off she went in the ambulance and at 2 in the morning i was awoken by loud shouting, squawking and crashing sounds which lasted 15 min and then stopped. I was worried but have heard this many times so thought nothing of it and went back to sleep.
The next morning the binmen came and i went out to hand them a full binbag from my kitchen bin and saw the binmen peering at something, it was my neighbors parrot in the bin, dead and ripped to bits, this really shocked me.
I saw my neighbor later on that morning and asked her what had happened to her parrot and she said and had somehow got the cage opened and killed the parrot. This isn't true and it's clear that when she came from the hospital she launched a revenge attack on the poor parrot which has been getting abuse for years and gave her a well deserved peck.
No animal deserves that. Can i report this to the rspca? I wouldn't be prepared to testify in court against her as she's quite a scary character especially when drunk but would be prepared to give an anonymous statement.
The next morning the binmen came and i went out to hand them a full binbag from my kitchen bin and saw the binmen peering at something, it was my neighbors parrot in the bin, dead and ripped to bits, this really shocked me.
I saw my neighbor later on that morning and asked her what had happened to her parrot and she said and had somehow got the cage opened and killed the parrot. This isn't true and it's clear that when she came from the hospital she launched a revenge attack on the poor parrot which has been getting abuse for years and gave her a well deserved peck.
No animal deserves that. Can i report this to the rspca? I wouldn't be prepared to testify in court against her as she's quite a scary character especially when drunk but would be prepared to give an anonymous statement.
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Really ankou? I've been doing a bit of sleuthing this morning and have been on several African grey parrot breeding sites to see whether this womans scratches could've been caused by the parrot and all the sites say they do scratch, here's a snippet. "
African Grey parrots are very strong and they can bite with their strong pointed beak and scratch with their claws. African Grey parrots have a high intelligence and they are generally thought to be the best mimics of all parrots. Pet owners often refer to their relationship with their hand reared pet African Greys as being "like having a five-year-old child".
Having two greys hardly makes you an expert on the breed.
African Grey parrots are very strong and they can bite with their strong pointed beak and scratch with their claws. African Grey parrots have a high intelligence and they are generally thought to be the best mimics of all parrots. Pet owners often refer to their relationship with their hand reared pet African Greys as being "like having a five-year-old child".
Having two greys hardly makes you an expert on the breed.
Hi Jenny,
I have and breed African Greys and if what you say is true then this is a very sad story. I can't begin to imagine what that bird must have been through. They are incredibly intelligent and sensitive creatures and to treat an animal of any kind like this is wrong.
I'm sorry but I do have to ask, like others, why you did not report this before?
If I had heard the noise of any animal in distress, I would not hesitate to ring someone, not necessarily the RSPCA, useless, but perhaps the police if need be.
I could never listen and do nothing.
I have and breed African Greys and if what you say is true then this is a very sad story. I can't begin to imagine what that bird must have been through. They are incredibly intelligent and sensitive creatures and to treat an animal of any kind like this is wrong.
I'm sorry but I do have to ask, like others, why you did not report this before?
If I had heard the noise of any animal in distress, I would not hesitate to ring someone, not necessarily the RSPCA, useless, but perhaps the police if need be.
I could never listen and do nothing.
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