A man has built his world around animals others have thrown away, and you're going to repay him by undoing his kindness and making hundreds of helpless animals homeless? Disgusting. Let that man do kindnesses in peace and work with him to get everything up to code! The animals and the community need him.
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Michael
9 years ago
The council need to re evaluate their choices. This man is doing a fantastic thing for these beautiful birds leave him be
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Sarah Wilkinson
9 years ago
Pleased don't close this wonderful sanctuary that gives. these unwanted pets a second chance
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rosemary Rolfe
9 years ago
please let the enclosures stay and leave this very kind caring person to carry on his work. the world needs more kindness like this
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D Tuck
9 years ago
leave ththe aviaries up and those people alown
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Tracy Beard
9 years ago
I can't understand why the council want to close something down when all this person is doing is helping parrots there are worst things happening in the world any animal should come 1st for once
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Jane Sullivan
9 years ago
If this sanctuary is forced to close the only things to suffer will be the birds and animals who will be homeless and who are unsuited to life in the wild.
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Tracey Seprini
9 years ago
It is vital these creatures stay safe. They deserve what this kind couple are doing for them. Keep up the good work.
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Aimee Counsell
9 years ago
You should be praising this man not penalising him! The averies are built on his own land for goodness sake. Far more important and pressing issues out there, leave the man alone.
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debra attewell
9 years ago
Those birds need someone like this to take care of them, what it needs it funding and opening to the public , this could be a great thing for tourism if handled and supported correctly
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George enright
9 years ago
As a owner of 3 macaws i cannot see what harm these people are doing on their own land giving these birds a good home, for the sake of a bit of paper all these birds could become homeless & where are they going to go, i would willingly house 1 or 2 but it is all unnecassary just more red tape.
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Clare
9 years ago
Disgusting! This man is helping not only animals but the people who cannot care for the animals, he deserves help and support not face the risk of all his hard work being destroyed. And who who look after the animals then? The council?
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Yvette Churchill
9 years ago
Aviaries are very unobtrusive and pretty temporary structures. What a shame if this can't be sorted.
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Chris Poole
9 years ago
Save at all costs where are they all going to go if they close it good luck
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jimmey
9 years ago
he is doing a fantastic work for all the animals and should be aloud to carry on
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A johns
9 years ago
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Russell Loynd
9 years ago
Cant believe a council would do this!!
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Emma Salisbury
9 years ago
I strongly object to this home being destroyed for these birds. As a Macaw owner, I only know the stress these birds would be under to find a another home should the worst happen. Have some compassion!
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gb
9 years ago
I v got Australian king parrot had im since chic bout 10 now
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Daniel constant
9 years ago
Great idea. Something like this is much needed in south Wales.
A man has built his world around animals others have thrown away, and you're going to repay him by undoing his kindness and making hundreds of helpless animals homeless? Disgusting. Let that man do kindnesses in peace and work with him to get everything up to code! The animals and the community need him.
The council need to re evaluate their choices. This man is doing a fantastic thing for these beautiful birds leave him be
Pleased don't close this wonderful sanctuary that gives. these unwanted pets a second chance
please let the enclosures stay and leave this very kind caring person to carry on his work. the world needs more kindness like this
leave ththe aviaries up and those people alown
I can't understand why the council want to close something down when all this person is doing is helping parrots there are worst things happening in the world any animal should come 1st for once
If this sanctuary is forced to close the only things to suffer will be the birds and animals who will be homeless and who are unsuited to life in the wild.
It is vital these creatures stay safe. They deserve what this kind couple are doing for them. Keep up the good work.
You should be praising this man not penalising him! The averies are built on his own land for goodness sake. Far more important and pressing issues out there, leave the man alone.
Those birds need someone like this to take care of them, what it needs it funding and opening to the public , this could be a great thing for tourism if handled and supported correctly
As a owner of 3 macaws i cannot see what harm these people are doing on their own land giving these birds a good home, for the sake of a bit of paper all these birds could become homeless & where are they going to go, i would willingly house 1 or 2 but it is all unnecassary just more red tape.
Disgusting! This man is helping not only animals but the people who cannot care for the animals, he deserves help and support not face the risk of all his hard work being destroyed. And who who look after the animals then? The council?
Aviaries are very unobtrusive and pretty temporary structures. What a shame if this can't be sorted.
Save at all costs where are they all going to go if they close it good luck
he is doing a fantastic work for all the animals and should be aloud to carry on
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Cant believe a council would do this!!
I strongly object to this home being destroyed for these birds. As a Macaw owner, I only know the stress these birds would be under to find a another home should the worst happen. Have some compassion!
I v got Australian king parrot had im since chic bout 10 now
Great idea. Something like this is much needed in south Wales.