Post by Cliffy4ever on May 17, 2010 8:37:42 GMT -5
Our feathered companions, feather-babies, fids...
Birdy-orientated people know what I'm talking about...
We love the fluff out of them, wish for the best care of them, and understand the love and effort it takes to care for these wonderful beings.
Well some of them can live past 60 years.
When we go over that rainbow bridge, what will happen to them? Not everyone understands, has the time or patience, to tend for these treasures when we're gone. My goal is to pair kind, like-minded, devoted, animal loving people, in a, "You preen my back, I'll preen yours" sort of way.
This board will start off with sectioning off people by state. Hopefully forming a partnership between Birdy-people to agree to tend your fids in the event that you are no longer able to care for them.
Hense the title "God Parronts" God parents but for the care of the feathered kind.
Animals are like family. They should be taken care of in a similar fashion, right?
Birdy-orientated people know what I'm talking about...
We love the fluff out of them, wish for the best care of them, and understand the love and effort it takes to care for these wonderful beings.
Well some of them can live past 60 years.
When we go over that rainbow bridge, what will happen to them? Not everyone understands, has the time or patience, to tend for these treasures when we're gone. My goal is to pair kind, like-minded, devoted, animal loving people, in a, "You preen my back, I'll preen yours" sort of way.
This board will start off with sectioning off people by state. Hopefully forming a partnership between Birdy-people to agree to tend your fids in the event that you are no longer able to care for them.
Hense the title "God Parronts" God parents but for the care of the feathered kind.
Animals are like family. They should be taken care of in a similar fashion, right?
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