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Mello

Species: Indian Ringneck

Age: unknown young

Sex: female

Size: medium

Adoption Status: ✅ Available

Mello's Story: Mello came to us with another Indian Ringneck, Ringo, after their owner passed away. The extended family did not have experience owning birds. 

 

Temperament: Mello is sweet and tame and knows how to step up. She is very food-motivated and loves to free-fly around the house. She enjoys riding on shoulders and having her head scratched. 
 

Talks/Sings?: Female IRNs usually do not mimic speech, but they will use calls to communicate. Mello does a version of a wolf whistle that is very cute! She also makes a lot of sweet purring sounds, squeaks and squeals when she is being affectionate.
 

Favorite Activities: She enjoys shredding paper and EATING. ALL. THE. THINGS. She will be on your lap or in your face if you are eating a meal!

Favorite Treats: Peanuts  
 

Best Quirk: Mello is very curious and she's very entertaining when she is exploring the house!

 

Best Fit: Mello will need an owner who will dedicate time for training and mental stimulation. She will also need a home where she can be let out of her enclosure to fly every day.

Can Live with Other Birds?: So far Mello has done well around other birds, although she has displayed a bit of territory aggression here and there. 

Noise Level: Loud

Diet: Hagen Tropican lifetime pellets, Bird Street Bistro cooked food, fresh veggies and fruit, seeds and nuts

Cage & Play Area Needs: Large flight cage with narrow bar spacing -- IRNs have very wide wingspans and need room to flap their wings inside their enclosure. They are also notorious for escaping enclosures so use carabiners to secure openings. She prefers a large shallow dish for bathing.

Health Notes: Mello is in great health, no concerns

 

Adoption Fee: $450 

 

How to Apply: Fill out our adoption application here

 

Ready to visit Mello? Fill out an adoption application today!

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Breed Overview

       

Indian ringnecks are a popular parrot species due to their lively personality and ability to mimic speech. They are typically found in India and Pakistan. Often re-homed due to biting and noise, IRNs need a lot of one-on-one companionship and mental stimulation to thrive.

 

COMMON NAMES: Indian ringneck parakeet, Indian ringneck parrot, rose-ringed parakeet

SCIENTIFIC NAME:  Psittacula krameri manillensis

SIZE: 16 inches in length including tail feathers and 4 ounces in weight for a medium-sized parrot

LIFE SPAN: 25 to 30 years; some instances up to 50 years

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