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Meet Tequila – Your Future Feathered Firecracker! 🌶️🦜

Say hello to Tequila, a spirited and spicy Lovebird with a big personality packed into a tiny body! This colorful chatterbox is full of energy and always has something to say. Whether it’s singing the song of their people or chirping out commentary on your daily routine, Tequila brings life to any room.

While Tequila isn’t too keen on being handled, he absolutely adores the freedom of a safe, supervised free-flight time. Watching Tequila zoom around with joy is truly a sight to behold!

Tequila is looking for a forever home with another Lovebird companion. They thrive on avian company and need a buddy to chat, sing, and squawk with. Human company is nice, but bird-to-bird banter is where Tequila really shines.

If you’ve got a bird-safe space and a heart open to a sassy, sky-loving sidekick, Tequila might just be your perfect match.

Do you think you could be Tequila’s person? Find out by visiting us or telling us about yourselves in an application!

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