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Bring Tigger Home

Bring Tigger Home

Closed — 13 supporters Verified

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Lloyd
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Joan M.
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Karen
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Britt
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Dee
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Jordan S.
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Patricia D.
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ellen s.
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Rhonda M.
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Terry
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Started by Robin Trenchard 10 years, 6 months ago

Tigger is my blue and gold macaw that I have shared my life with since 1997. He is a Certified Companion/Service pet since 2003. He helps so much with my anxiety PST and depression issues. He is not at where he belongs right now I have trusted someone to help me with him and I lost him I am hoping with enough signatures that she will do the right thing and let Tigger return home like she promised me.

Her own words in a email she sent me.. "Tigger has been a very trusting bird, and funny. He will always be welcome in my home should you decide to permanently place him."


I'm enclosing a link to Tigger,s story.

https://www.facebook.com/Tiggers-Story-80515389961...

please take the time to read his story and join my cause by signing this.

thank you

robin

9 Comments

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Rhonda Martell
10 years ago Featured

Bring Tigger back home! If you ever owned a parrot?? "Then only" will you ever understand the bond between the Bird and his original human owner.

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Bobbie Hurley
10 years ago Featured

Tigger needs to be back home where he belongs. A parrot can suffer depression and anxiety. And without his home and orignial owner he can get very suck or woese. Tigger needs to go back home.

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Lloyd
10 years ago

I sure hope you get him back,maybe the people will read something that will have a change of heart.we will be praying

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Britt
10 years ago

Hope tigger gets to go home!

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Jordan Scott
10 years ago

Bring him home!!!!

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ellen schloss
10 years ago

Tigger needs to go home where he belongs. he is a certified companion /service pet. he was stolen right from under her nose. a friend offered to help her during a rough time and she refused to give tigger back. this woman should be prosecuted to the fullest

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Terry
10 years ago

Supported

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Pamela Waldron
10 years ago

This was an injustice to both a certified companion animal and his owner. Until one knows the bond between an animal and its caregiver, one should never chance breaking it.