I am having some major health issues and do not see them getting better in the future, possibly facing back surgery and am considering rehoming some of my fids. This is heart wrenching to me so please be kind(no harch words as I know this is a touchy subject). I need to do this while I am able to find good homes just not any ole home.
I would like to find someone from the forum to give them a good loving home and also if possible to keep them together.

They each have their cage but they are the best of buds. Blue is less than a year old and I have only had him a couple of months. He is very skittish, doesn't like hands but once you catch him he will let you hold him. We was progressing on the step up command when I was put on bed rest a few months back so we are starting over again.

PeeWee is a green quaker which I rescued last year from a closet. He is very cage territorial but once he sees the glove he steps up or flys to the top of the cage then he is very loveable. He loves his bath. He is apx. 2 years old according to the lady I got him from. They both are on Zupreem natural and fruitblend mixed. And they get either a nutriberry or an avi cake in the evening and they know it. Each would come with their cage and toys.

If you would consider giving these 2 a forever home please let me know. I need to find a forever loving home and I do not want them bounced around.
Thanks for listening as my heart is broken but it is in their best interest.

So sorry your not feeling well. I hope you find great new forever homes for your babies.

oh im so sorry !!! i know how hard this must be! i wish i was off base id drive down steal em from ya till your better!!! Maybe a long term foster would work that way once you recover you can get them back.

Wish I could help you out, Julie.

I am so sorry to see this b/c I know its hurting you alot. Bless you.
I think prolly some excellent candidate will come along soon for you.
Big Huggs this has to be so hard for you...xox Janet

Sorry, I do wish I lived closer. Things are a little hectic at my place right now too. Hope you find your babies good homes and that you get to feeling better.

I just wish I could get up there sooner. I REALLY want them.

Is March too late?

I would love to take them both if you were in florida; good luck in finding them a loving home.

Thanks to everyone who has responded.
I am trying to convince my brother to take them till I see what is going to happen but if not I will know in a couple of days his decision.
Paula I sent you an email.

I wish I was closer I would take them.

Hi Julie. I am soo sorry you are having difficulties. I don't post here very often as I am owned by 16 Fids (feathered Kids)...but, I always check postings.
I'd like to offer a home to your two Fiddies. I have a small in-home rescue/sanctuary located just east of Cincinnati, Ohio. Among my Fiddies are 2 Green Quakers...
Rosie was brought to me by a drug inforcement agent/officer after being swept up in a drug bust (her former owner, not her...she is clean LOL) Rosie is 3 years old and cage territorial (most Quakers are!)but sweet when taken from top of cage.
Holly had a wonderful first home, but due to the aging of her former owner who was placed in a nursing home, Holly was about to be 'released' into the wild by the owner's son when someone 'knew someone' and Holly was taken to their home instead...turned out the home was in Kentucky (Quakers are illegal there) so Holly was 'hidden' in a back bedroom until my Avain vet heard about her and refered them to me...Holly has been part of my Flock for a year and only pluckes during 'hormone rises'.
Anyway...I offer 2 cooked meals a day, fresh fruits and veggies daily, Higgins Medium Hookbill Seed/Zupreem Pellets in cages 24/7, fresh water 2xday and most importantly...lots of personal attention and love. Most of my Fiddies spend their days on top of their cages/or on play stands when not on me/husband (who is disabled and home) and on weekends my grandchildren (ages 6-14) spend lots of time with the Fiddies.
My Avian vets are Dr. jeff Werwa and Dr. Bob Dahlhausen both in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I still keep in touch (email/pictures)with several of the former owners who placed Fiddies with me and enjoy sharing with them.
If this is something you might be intersted in let me know so I can make arrangements for transport.
Again, I am soo sorry you have to even consider rehoming you Fiddies.
Jo and her Flock

Hi Julie! I'm sorry to hear that you have to rehome 2 of your babies. I truly wish I could help you out, but I couldn't possibly take on 2 QP's. I hope you find someone soon to lessen the burden on you. As far as your back surgery, I wish you all the luck in the world. I have had 2 major back surgeries, and I pray that all works out for you. My thoughts and prayers are with you!
JA

Thanks again to everyone who responded. I am happy to see that Paula from here at the forum will be getting Blue in March and my brother is trying out PeeWee but if it doesn't work out for him then Paula is going to take hime as well.Again thanks to everyone. You all are a big loving and caring bunch of people.

Congratulations

Yeaa---All is well ---and congratulations Paula....

I am glad you were able to work it out, best wishes for your health you will be in my prayers. Congrats Paula I KNOW how excited you must be.

You have no idea Von.
I don't know how I'm going to wait to get there.

Congrats Paula!!! Julie I do hope that Peewee works out for your brother.

Congrats Paula!!! Julie I do hope that Peewee works out for your brother.

[size="6"]Congradulations paula, good luck with your new fid good luck..sheilla

Thanks Sheilla.
Blue is doing about the same as he was. No huge progress but I still couldn't love him any more than I already do. He makes me happy just to look at him.

That pic just melts my heart......