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Parakeet Bird for sale in Mesa, Arizona | $50 | Petzlover

Name: Parakeet Bird
Brand: Parakeet
SKU: 380576
Price: 50 USD
Availability: InStock

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2 Parakeets-Mesa, AZ

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

380576

Price / Fee

$50

Pet

Bird

Breed

Parakeet

Location

Mesa, Maricopa County, Arizona

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

lucy07061977

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Listing Description

I am looking to rehome my 2 Budgies. They are adorable and the Blue one (Orchid is hand-tamed) the Green one (Apple) not so much. They are very bonded and not gonna lie can be very noisy. This would include cage, stand for cage, and all accessories, toys, bedding, and food. My cats have recently began to jump on their cage and knocked it over and I am sure the birds were terrified.

Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$50

Following FAQs are created by AI, so information might sometimes vary. Always confirm specific details by reaching out to the seller.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What type of birds are available for rehoming?

I am rehoming 2 Parakeets, also known as Budgies. They are a popular choice for pet lovers due to their friendly nature and colorful appearance.

2. What are the names and characteristics of the Parakeets?

The Blue one is named Orchid and is hand-tamed, making it more comfortable around people. The Green one, named Apple, is not as hand-tamed, but they are very bonded with each other.

3. Are the birds noisy?

Yes, these Budgies can be quite noisy at times, which is typical for their breed. It's best to consider this if you live in an apartment or have noise sensitivities.

4. What is included with the birds?

The rehoming package includes the cage, a stand for the cage, all necessary accessories, toys, bedding, and food. Everything is prepared and ready for their new home.

5. Why are you rehoming the Parakeets?

Unfortunately, my cats have recently become more adventurous and have jumped on the birds’ cage, which caused the cage to tip over. This incident frightened the birds, and I believe they would be much happier in a safer environment.