Toby and Jack are a special bonded pair, they have been together since Jack was hatched (9 Years), and will only be adopted out together. Even though Jack and Toby are bonded they require their own cages, like any brothers they will get aggravated with each other and fight. Even though they must have separate cages they must be in the same room if they cant interact with each other they get stressed, they mutilate themselves, and tend to become very vocal and loud.

As you can see from Toby's pictures he has been plucking his feathers which was caused by many factors. Toby just had his annual vet exam in September. His foster mom is working on bonding with him and getting him back to the happy, beautiful bird that he is. Toby has improved greatly since coming to his foster mom and is looking better every day.

Toby is a talker! He has a lot of different things he says one of his best sayings is "I'm a bird" it is hilarious! Toby does how ever have a very colorful vocabulary to include words that are NOT appropriate for all audiences (we are not sure where he picked them up).
Toby is a special needs bird he only has one foot and on that one foot he is missing a toe. Toby can still get around pretty well in his cage and when outside his cage he loves to be on the ground and explore, he is not a fast mover and wouldn't be able to defend him self very well so he is not out of his cage unsupervised. 

Toby and Jack will need to be adopted to someone with large bird experience who has the knowledge and patience to work with these boys. The adopter must also be able to provide the adequate cages that these boys require. These boys require a lot of room for their cages and daily exercise.

Please be aware that adopting a bird is a life long commitment Amazons can live up to 50 years and even though Toby is 37 years old he still has quite a few more years left in him, Jack is 9 years old and Macaws can live up to 60 years so he still has a long life ahead of him.

The adoption fee for Jack and Toby is $550 for the bonded pair. Due to the hard life these boys have had we will be very selective for their adoption. We just want these boys to go to a home where they will be well taken care of, loved and most importantly never have to be rehomed again, they deserve it!

The rescue does NOT have cages to send with these boys, the adopter will be required to provide them.