The SSPCA is seeking a home for the neglected budgerigars it cares for in Lanarkshire.
A Scottish animal welfare charity is searching for his 12 of the brightly colored birds, but unfortunately they go unnoticed.
They are at the Lanarkshire Animal Conservation and Rehoming Center in Hamilton.
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Center Manager Gillian Boyle told Lanarkshire Live: A group of five birds, another group of six, and her one bird named Harry are looking for a home.
"Both large groups formerly cohabited with other birds, so they kept their feather coops in aviaries and appropriately sized cages.
"Harry seems curious about the other birds in the room. After proper introductions, he may live with other budgerigars."
"Budgies are small birds, They have a personality that more than makes up for their size.These pairs are a great addition to any bird lover's home.”
Scotland You can learn more about this bird at the SPCA Lanarkshire Animal Rescue and Rehoming Centre,or apply for rehoming here
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