September 9th, 2009
Margaritaville Doesn’t Look Fun At All
Tags: bird, parrot
“Oh no Ms., it’s cool, I love stepping in parrot sh*t whenever I’m buying celery.”
Nothing says sanitary like a parrot in the produce section…
Texas
Margaritaville Doesn't Look Fun At All,
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There is a guy in my hometown who has an identical parrot that he carries everywhere!! He has schizophrenia and he says it’s his therapy animal. It keeps him grounded so he doesn’t flip out on people; if he gets agitated he can just pet it or talk to it.
September 9th, 2009
sweet bird, Captain Morgan
September 9th, 2009
Wow! And here I thought it was bad enough that some lady had a RAT in the back of her shirt just sitting on her neck. Too bad I didn’t think to take a pic of that. Lol.
September 9th, 2009
Margaritaville or not, she’s wasting away…
September 9th, 2009
I knew someone who had a disability animal for Aspergers Syndrome. I guess it was something to pet while she was ‘sperging.
September 9th, 2009
ARRRRRRGH! I be Steve the Pirates Mum! lol
September 9th, 2009
That’s not a parrot, that’s a decorative cake!
Little Carlos is going to be so pleased, his birdwatching party is going to be a huge hit thanks to his mom.
September 9th, 2009
Who knew parrots came with the motorized carts!?!
September 9th, 2009
Something I found out working at wally world, if the person get’s past the door greeter then the other workers are not allowed to tell them to remove the animal from the store unless it becomes a problem animal. I think only Management and security can say anything. We had someone with a lizard on their shoulder a few weeks ago. Too bad I was at lunch and missed it..lol
September 9th, 2009
The Macaw is probably smarter than most of the people in Wal-mart. And probably better behaved than most of the people’s children.
September 9th, 2009
Wish I could see the look on that parrots face when the lady goes past the “Frozen Turkey” aisle…
September 10th, 2009
NOTHING use to make me angrier than people bringing their pets into Wal-Mart when I worked there. =_= If it’s not a guide animal, DON’T bring your pet to a store!
September 10th, 2009
This site is great, kudos to whoever came up with it!
But, might I suggest adding a “home” link on the pages? When you get to the end you have to type in the url again to get to the beginning. Just a suggestion..
September 10th, 2009
Nice sideburns…
September 10th, 2009
where the cashew isle?
September 10th, 2009
Even if the pet was a therapy animal, most birds usually have diapers to wear in public venues. She’s too heavy and doesn’t seem to have anything to clean up after when her bird leaves its mark in the produce.
September 10th, 2009
Perhaps she’s modeling for Chico’s as well.
September 10th, 2009
The bird is the one with the job.
September 10th, 2009
Eh, I work at a pet specialty store, so this is just par for the course to me.
September 10th, 2009
hey i take my chihuahua everywhere! even walmart so suck it!
September 10th, 2009
I think the bird is helping her read her shopping list!
September 10th, 2009
Jennifer – only service animals are allowed – basically just dogs. Otherwise its illeagle to bring regular pets while shopping – for the sanitary reasons. This flying rat could have shit on the uncovered fruit. eeewww..
Gotta say it me peeps……… this woman is a “bird-brain”
(sorry)
September 10th, 2009
I have an African Grey and wouldn’t mind taking her shopping if I wasn’t afraid of something happening to her.
September 10th, 2009
How nice of her to color coordinate her outfit to match the bird.
September 10th, 2009
Maybe its a seeing eye parrot.
Service animals are exempt.
September 10th, 2009
I bet the bird has better personal hygiene than most of the other customers.
September 10th, 2009
I’d be more concerned with the rats and things that infest stores like this. The best animal in store story was the sight impaired woman who rode her “guide horse”" everywhere.
September 10th, 2009
Birds carry all sorts of diseases. Their fecal matter is a harbor for histoplasmosis which can cause lung disease and severe eye damage to humans. How did this bozo get in a Walmart with it?
September 10th, 2009
I have a small parrot who loves to hang on our shirts. The only times I have taken her out in public she was in a “carrier”(which is a like a mesh enclosure that you wear strapped to your chest) and that was to an outdoor antiques car show. The other few times she rode in my car with me to pick my husband up at the train station.
I wouldn’t take her out shopping with me. I don’t see the point of it.
But I can tell you likely that that parrot is better behaved and more hygenic than any toddler. There is just as much of a chance as a parrot crapping in the store as a toddler peeing, pooing or throwing up in a store, ALL of which I’ve seen at the store I work at and TWO of which I had to CLEAN UP.
My own parrot, while she is hanging on me or tucked inside my shirt, NEVER defecates on me. NEVER.
September 10th, 2009
That’s Jimmy Buffet’s wife.
September 10th, 2009
I would be more worried about that macaw GETTING a disease from the store.
Many birds are able to control their elimination, so stepping in bird poo is not really an issue.
Also a concern is that she does not seem to have the bird in a flight harness, even clipped birds can fly off if spooked.
September 10th, 2009
Wow! I have recently gotten past the Greeter at my local Wal Mart with my tiny dog in a Dog carrier. Of course he was sitting there with his friendly dog…. I think my two Blue and Gold Macaws who have a ball in Wal Mart but I dont care how well trained you think your bird is when they chose to they can aim and project poo several feet. It isn’t a small poo either. They take a dislike to some one for whatever reason and the “wild” comes out. All animals are unpredictable. And we all spread disease.
But living with wild animals is a pleasure.Enough said. WildByrd
September 10th, 2009
We have 3 parrots including a Blue and Gold. They go everywhere with us other than food stores (one on a harness/leash the other 2 in cages. Walmart won’t let us in. I want to know where in texas this store is, as we live in DFW.
FYI: Well taken care of birds that are domesticated (pet parrots) do not carry diseases like outdoor birds that fly into the store.
September 10th, 2009
Polly wanna cracker?
September 10th, 2009
Is this from Tyler, tx a lady comes in with her bird all the time
September 11th, 2009
maybe it’s a certified “helper parrot”
September 11th, 2009
I don’t know about a cracker. Polly’s mama looks like she could use another hit of crack………
September 11th, 2009
Where is the parrot standing? I can’t see any feet or signs that it is actually standing on her. I think I’m calling photoshop on this one; which, with all the material at all the walmarts in the world, it’s sad someone would have to go to those measures.
September 11th, 2009
Ok, so people are worried the bird might poop on the celery. Do ya think that produce NEVER gets pooped on? Wild birds flying overhead NEVER EVER dump a load while flying over the fields??
I do have to add though, that lady is stupid. IT’s clear that the bird is flighted, and not in a harness at all. They also have flight suits available that will keep the poop in an extended pouch, away from people and the bird itself.
September 11th, 2009
Yes, this lady is from Tyler, TX. I saw her about 2 weeks ago. This pic is for real!
September 11th, 2009
At walmart the ONLY animals allowed in are service animals. Service animals do not just have to be to help see. Service animals can do anything from leading the blind, to warn for seizures, talk people down from psychotic episodes (this a talking bird specific job), retrieve dropped or hard to reach items (usually a monkey), warn for allergy triggers (like peanuts), etc.
September 11th, 2009
Maybe she mistook it for PetCo
September 11th, 2009
Parrots actually can be service animals. You don’t see them often, but they are very smart and can be trained. I think mostly they are used for companions for people who have extreme anxiety disorders (ex: agoraphobia), bipolar disorder, etc. I could see the other benefit of this being that parrots live for a super long time, and could be the person’s companion for life, instead of having to be replaced every 6-8 years, like a dog. A lot of time and money goes into training service animals, so having one that can live for a long time makes sense.
September 11th, 2009
…and that’s the origin of the walmart swine flu.
September 11th, 2009
I have 4 parrots 2 of them Blue and Golds. and they can poop preety far.
And large. It carrys alot of disease. Animals have no business in the store, with food!!!! They also pack a wallop of a bite if scared by a some idiot. And I mean a missing finger. Best leave them at home.
September 11th, 2009
Hmm..now let me see..Box of crackers,,check.
Pita bread,..check..Just changed bird’s dirty diaper in the produce aisle and putting it in a bag..check..Hmm..now where are the strawberries that I will pick up with my nasty hand?..*hums happily to self*
September 11th, 2009
Chill out guys, maybe it’s a seeing-eye parrot. [url=http://smiliesftw.com][img]http://smiliesftw.com/x/hsughno.gif[/img][/url]
September 11th, 2009
all you have to do is tell the door greeter that the pet you are bringing in is a service animal and there’s nothing wal-mart can do. Thank the americans with diabilities act.
September 11th, 2009
On the front door of the Wal-marts in my area there’s a post on the door explaining the companies’views on service animal. Wal-mart doesnt want to get a complaint to the americans with disabilities powers that be and get sue for descrimination. When someone walks in with a pet, ONLY the door greeter can say: “Is that a service animal?” If the customer says YES, there is NOTHING ANYONE can do about it.
I just wisheople would leave their PETS at home. I love service dogs, becasue they are more well behaved than most humans
September 11th, 2009
I pretty much love this, BUT I think this photo actually goes against POW’s recently stated policy on posting pics of people with disabilities. Parrots are common service animals.
September 11th, 2009
clearly it’s a seeing eye parrot and you’re just being an insensitive prick.
September 11th, 2009
the celery came with chunky ranch
September 11th, 2009
Wow, Ko Ko B. Ware has really gone down hill.
September 11th, 2009
well, it is obviously not a service animal b/c it is not wearing that darling little harness that says don’t touch me i’m working
September 11th, 2009
Seeing eye parrot! Potty trained too!
September 11th, 2009
Yeah, it is a helper parrot.
Some people commenting on this site need a helper parrot to understand the humor. Keep it coming!!
September 12th, 2009
I too ran into a person holding a parrot in Walmart. Was a Sun Conure in the produce section in Martinsville, Va. It was before I carried my camera everywhere.
September 12th, 2009
That macaw(not a parrot)is the only expensive thing you’ll find there.
September 12th, 2009
I saw this lady and the bird at Walmart in Tyler TX one week ago.
September 12th, 2009
I brought my parakeet into two of my local Wal-mart’s yesterday. I did it just for the hell of it and just to see how tame he was. He stayed right on my shoulder the whole time. I never had a Wal-mart employee question it although I heard a bunch of “Look at that bird” and “Hey, he’s got a bird on his shoulder”. It was pretty fun actually.
September 13th, 2009
“Its my comfort animal! Wah wah waaaah!!!”
Grocery stores really need to start cracking down on this shit.
September 13th, 2009
Hey guess what? Produce grows OUTSIDE. It is shat upon by birds and other wildlife regularly. You are supposed to wash it before you eat it.
September 13th, 2009
Passing, to everyone’s wonderful comments cheers!
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September 13th, 2009
I’ve been looking through this site, and I find it interesting how you guys love putting down people over stuff most of use never even take a second look at.
Service animals are allowed in stores, this included animals that predict seizures, help read, help reach, etc.
If any of you idiots had a service animal or knew of someone who did you would know that no business is allowed to ask why you have a service animal or what purpose it is used for.
Surprising really, with all of the inbreeding that you guys probably have in your family that none of you are so retarded you need a service animal
September 13th, 2009
Cut her some slack. The bird has a larger vocabulary and is easier to understand.
September 13th, 2009
Nothing says sanitarium (as in “I just busted out from the sanitarium”) like a parrot in the produce section.
September 13th, 2009
so what — our WalMart has birds flying around all the time….i always wondered who cleans the s**t up…anyone know?
September 13th, 2009
It’s her reading-eye parrot. It tells her the nutrition facts of butter so she can stay fit.
September 13th, 2009
That’s gotta be from Houston.
September 14th, 2009
It’s a seeing eye parrot people!
September 14th, 2009
Since the woman in this picture is obviously disabled, it seems believable that the parrot could be some sort of service animal. I don’t know if there is such a thing as a ‘seeing eye parrot’, though.
September 14th, 2009
OK OK!!!!! I know this lady in fact this picture was taken at my store in tyler, tx…and believe you me that everytime we catch her in there we try and tell her that she cannot bring that bird into the store and she claims that its her service bird…i think thats total BS.
September 15th, 2009
Putz, that’s not true – if the animal acts up, the handler can be asked to leave. That IS the ADA.
September 15th, 2009
That must be a seeing eye parrot
September 15th, 2009
It’s a seeing eye parrot! At least it can tell her where to go! It IS however, important to steer clear of the cracker aisle…
September 16th, 2009
ok… i’ve actually seen this lady at another local grocery store and the bird took off flying around…. and yes in the produce section there too!!!!
it landed ontop of one of the produce shelves…… uh…. no thanks.. no salad for me today….. is that ranch dressing or….?????
September 16th, 2009
I wonder if Char knows the definition of ‘sanitarium’. Its not as funny imagining this lady busting out from just a hospital than it would be…say..an asylum?
I dont agree that people should be able to take their pets anywhere but Im positive that I have seen children who have acted worse in public situations.
September 16th, 2009
Not fair on the parrot! The poor thing could easily get frightened in there and take flight. Lots to hurt itself on in Walmart. Also, as mentiond above one bite from a blue and gold could remove a childs finger. Imagine the law suit? Bird is prob better behaved than half the folk in yor average Walmart tho.
September 17th, 2009
The Blue and Gold Macaw isn’t a bird that I would take out in public – but I agree with a lot of the comments here and disagree with many too.
However, most Macaws that I know are “paper trained” and CAN control their body “issues” – if someone owns a Blue and Gold Macaw chances are it is healthier than the average human! They are also extremely smart and have a rather large vocabulary.
But, yes, their bite is dangerous and can easily break the bone of a finger and not think twice about it. It’s not unlike any other animal – depends on how well it is trained and how well the owner takes responsibility for it.
BTW – the Blue and Gold Macaw is not considered a “parrot” – I do want to say it is one of the top three largest domestic birds kept in homes. The Hyacinth Macaw is the largest, then I believe the Scarlet is next and then the Blue and Gold. They are very expensive birds and not something that’s usually kept by someone who would not take proper care of it.
If anything, she should at least have it on a leash or a flight suit for it’s own protection.
September 17th, 2009
IF and i mean IF this was a service animal it would need to have a tag, harness, or collar indicating as such. Service Animals are certified and go through a screening and training processes, you can’t just pick up any animal and suddenly call it your “service animal”.
September 18th, 2009
Only service animals are allowed. The customer must be blind.
September 18th, 2009
Service animals do NOT have to have anything indicating that they are service animals.
I am an employee at WalMart, and did the training on service animals. It can be any animal. It does not need to be marked. People Greeters only are only allowed to ask if it’s a service animal, and if they say yes, that’s it.
However, should the person neglect to clean up after animal, or if the animal seems as though it may put someone at risk WITHOUT the caretaker responding to and preventing such things, the manager on duty CAN ask them to remove the animal.
September 18th, 2009
I am a service animal trainer and a user… those of you who find it distasteful to slander those of us who use them have obviously not had karma bit them in the but yet.
I have been asked to remove my ‘pet’ from the store and harassed by Wal Mart employees, but not the greeter. This is horrible (btw: my service dog was marked clearly)…
When you need it you will see…..cause eventually you will wish you had assistance.
September 18th, 2009
Yes, some people abuse the laws and take their pets into stores and lie when asked if the animal is a service animal. That is wrong…but it happens. But that are some people (like my son) who has a legitimate service dog and we have had to deal with a manager screaming at him to get the dog out of his store, have had the cops called on us… and have had a hotel illegally charge us a “pet fee” without our knowledge after we checked out. His dog is ALWAYS in harness and well marked as a service dog..but because he disability is not so easily seen to the average person (he has a chromosome abnormality & has autistic characteristics)…people assume that we are lying about the dog being a service dog. Assumptions and first impressions are often not reality. Please be kind until you know the truth.
September 18th, 2009
Well….Nothing says f-ing righteous like a parrot on your shoulder so I say shenanigans to this photo comment.
September 19th, 2009
Thats sick…you know birds just shit anywhere….unless…this bird is potty-trained…highly unlikely…
September 19th, 2009
Shopping List:
Carrots
Garlic
Onions
Celery
Poultry seasoning
Chicken stock
1 fresh whole stewing parrot
Virginia
September 19th, 2009
Going to fix a few misconceptions..
1) There is not official certifying body for service animals. Some schools that train them for other individuals will say that on a given day the animal (usually a dog) behaved properly and they approve it going out in public with their name attached to it. Those that don’t go through a school (for numerous reasons) still have to have animals that behave properly in public, or they can be asked to remove the animal and obtain goods and services without it. There are examples of a basic public access test out there on the net that are pretty easy to find.
These are printouts from the ADA to businesses.
http://www.ada.gov/svcanimb.htm
http://www.ada.gov/qasrvc.htm
Here’s a basic standard of how a SD should act. There’s a more in depth thing at the bottom.
http://www.psychdog.org/publicaccess.html
2) Walmart isn’t a mess due to the ADA, Walmart is a mess due to Walmart denying access to legitimate service animals on a constant basis, even after warnings etc. There was a govt lawsuit.
http://www.ada.gov/walmart.htm
Many people and their grossly under-trained pets have put a bad rep on legitimate service animals, and also have created dangerous situations for those partnered with a service animal.
Please…..leave your pets home where they belong if it isn’t a pet-friendly establishment.
BTW..lying about a SD carries a pretty hefty fine and/or jail time in most states.
September 21st, 2009
dontcha know that’s her seeing eye parrot
***runs***.
September 22nd, 2009
I’m betting you wouldn’t say the same thing about a puppy in the produce section. Macaws are awesome birds, and if they are trained and treated well they are very well-mannered. Any bird owner worth their weight in gold will already have the situation covered when the inevitable ‘potty’ incident happens. It’s not the animal’s fault. But these birds also don’t relieve themselves after each and every second, either, like some people here seem to think.
And, seriously, how many people with dirty hands – hands that didn’t get washed when they last used the bathroom – have touched the produce you’re about to buy? And you’re concerned about a parrot?
September 23rd, 2009
Actually, I did find out that u can bring any pet into walmart, as long as u keep it out of any area with food.so someone could have asked her to go to a different section of the store.that was employees not paying attention and a woman not giving a damn about other peoples food.
September 24th, 2009
WHAT the hell kind of “therapy” animal is THAT?????……OH YEH! ……. that
big blob of shit on the celery adds nutrients!!!……..OMG!!!!
September 25th, 2009
who writes the captions for these, they freaking kill me
September 26th, 2009
is it irony that a lot of these pics take place in the produce section??
September 26th, 2009
I used to work at a well-known grocery store, and a guy would always bring his parrot in with him…despite the parrot constantly pooping on his shoulder, it was a freaking cool bird and everyone loved them. Just sayin…
September 26th, 2009
To bad its not a Parrot but a Blue & Gold Macaw you morons!
September 28th, 2009
It is entirely possible (and not unlikely) that this macaw is a service animal. And even if it isn’t I’d rather have bird shit on my celery than Little Johnny’s excrement. Macaws and parrots are also very intelligent and trainable – I had a green wing macaw growing up who would ask to go “big poop” and wait until she was moved to an appropriate place to do it. I’d be more concerned w/ the fact that the bird isn’t in a flight harness and could potentially be startled and get lost.
September 28th, 2009
I think you mean nothing says authentic fruits and veggies like a parrot in the produce section…
September 29th, 2009
My friend actually saw this woman at walmart in the card section. She was asking the parrot what card she should get!
September 29th, 2009
maybe it’s her seeing eye parrot
September 29th, 2009
If the bird has a hookbill and zygodactylous feet and comes from the order Psittaciformes, then “parrot” is a perfectly acceptable broad term to use to describe the bird. Macaws specifically come from the family Psittacidae (or true parrots). If macaws are “true parrots” then why do people keep screaming that they aren’t parrots??
In relation to the picture, if the bird was in fact a service bird and necessary for the woman, please at least put a diaper on it. Macaws can control their functions, but accidents happen!
September 30th, 2009
I saw a woman at the grocery with a bird driving a scooter just like this… she had bird sh!t all over her. It’s ok to take your pet to the park… not to the store.
September 30th, 2009
has anyone seen the guy from daytona beach fl with the bird like this? he takes it every where.
October 1st, 2009
has anyone seen the guy with the bird like this in daytona beach fl? he also takes it where ever he goes?
October 1st, 2009
To all and sundry saying variations on “it isn’t a parrot, it’s a Macaw”– listen closely idiots:
Macaws (Ara) are members of:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Aves –birds, think avian
Order: Psittaciformes –hookbills/
Family: Psittacidae — parrots
Subfamily: Psittacinae –parrots (again)
Tribe: Arini
and as such are all Parrots.
Oh, and for the special idiot saying that a Macaw was the source of “swine flu”, fool, if you have no idea what a swine is, look in the mirror. Pig, idiot, pig, not parrot, nor horse (as in equine influenza).
The unadulterated stupidity prevalent in many of these postings give me great joy in my decision to never, under any circumstance patronise a Wal-Mart.
Who knew that the US has sunk so far.
October 4th, 2009
To all and sundry saying variations on “it isn’t a parrot, it’s a Macaw”– listen closely idiots:
Macaws (Ara) are members of:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Aves –birds, think avian
Order: Psittaciformes –hookbills/
Family: Psittacidae — parrots
Subfamily: Psittacinae –parrots (again)
Tribe: Arini
and as such are all Parrots.
Oh, and for the special idiot saying that a Macaw was the source of “swine flu”, fool, if you have no idea what a swine is, look in the mirror. Pig, idiot, pig, not parrot, nor horse (as in equine influenza).
The unadulterated stupidity prevalent in many of these postings give me great joy in my decision to never, under any circumstance patronise a Wal-Mart.
Who knew that the US had sunk so far.
October 4th, 2009
To all and sundry saying variations on “it isn’t a parrot, it’s a Macaw”– listen closely idiots:
Macaws (Ara) are members of:
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Aves –birds, think avian
Order: Psittaciformes –hookbills/
Family: Psittacidae — parrots
Subfamily: Psittacinae –parrots (again)
Tribe: Arini
and as such are all Parrots.
Oh, and for the special idiot saying that a Macaw was the source of “swine flu”, fool, if you have no idea what a swine is, look in the mirror. Pig, idiot, pig, not parrot, nor horse (as in equine influenza).
The unadulterated stupidity prevalent in many of these postings give me great joy in my decision to never, under any circumstance patronise a Wal-Mart.
Who knew that the US had sunk so low.
October 4th, 2009
This has got to be in Midland, Tx! I swear, that parrot shit on my desk when I worked at Furniture Row!!!
October 4th, 2009
I’m a big animal lover and was in Walmart when she was there. Employees did say she doesn’t control the bird and it does poop everywhere. Love birds but they carry diseases and this bird and person had no identification stating it was in service as service animals do. They can be behaved all they want but we don’t know if it’s a real service animal and I don’t want to take the chance of my food being contaminated by various diseases, mites, poop or even feathers. My animals are indoors but don’t come into my kitchen! So ok maybe I read to much and went to school (nursing) but I don’t think it’s paranoid to be careful with your health.
Also service animals cannot be pets like therapy animals can and this was definitely a pet she was kissing on in the food department. Because of this it may ruin it for people who really need their service animals with them, it’s giving service animals a bad name.
October 7th, 2009
It’s a shame that people like this ruin it for true service animals. This lady did not have anything to show this was a service animal. This bird poops all over and she does not have control of it. Service animals cannot be pets and this was definitely a pet from the way she was kissing on it in the food department. I do not want to take the chance of my food being contaminated with the various diseases birds can carry not to mention the poop, feathers and whatever else could happen. What about the poor people with lung problems? they can’t be around birds especially the mites they carry. Animals should definitely be limited in food environments to only certified service animals not therapy animals or pets. My animals are indoors but don’t come into my kitchen. Ok maybe I read to much and nursing classes taught me too much lol Btw, I was there when she was there and the employees told me she does not control the bird and they have to clean up after it….shame on that manager! This is the Tyler Walmart on 69
October 7th, 2009
but its her seeing eye parrot…she has a permit
October 8th, 2009
i have never seen an seeing eye parrot…. because this is the only reason for bringing a parrot into walmart….
October 9th, 2009
NO PETS ALLOWED (SEEING EYE PARROTS EXCLUDED)
October 12th, 2009
It is obviously a seeing-eye parrot….
October 15th, 2009
What town is this in???? I bet its my town cuz were the pirates!!!! Or its ryan Skoney’s mom that boi really loves his parrot!!!
October 16th, 2009
I really think that due to the woman’s appearance, and the fact that she is using a scooter, this may very well be a service animal.
Sometimes parrots are trained to assist with motor functions in people with nerve damage, IE Doing up buttons, picking up small objects, using keys in doors, etc.
October 20th, 2009
It probably is a service animal. She sure does look disabled.
October 20th, 2009
Polly want to smack her??? What a disgrace to all us Parrotheads!!
October 21st, 2009
Polly wanna smack her?? What a disgrace to all us Parrotheads!!
October 21st, 2009
They get papers stating the are their “Guide” animals…I say its dirty to have that in the store this lady needs to get a real guide animal or leave her pet at home.
thanks & goodbye
October 21st, 2009
Put a diaper on him!!
November 4th, 2009
It’s not a parrot. It’s a makaw.
November 23rd, 2009
Hey forget about the lady, and the shoppers. What about the poor parrot? he did not ask to be there, his less-intelligent owner did. You may not like glancing at bird poop, but that poor bird is probably scared to death of all these people gawking at him and loud scary stuff everywhere.
December 3rd, 2009
And they wouldn’t let me bring in my puppy in my purse on a 102 degree day…
November 14th, 2010
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