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Hello all,
I've been reading some really great suggestions from different board members on what to do in natural disasters. So I thought I would pose this question. Cuz it's been weighing heavy on my mind. We are heading into tornado season. I don't have any idea what I would do with my babies should we have one. Being as Byndi doesn't get along with anyone! I don't know if I should just shove them into a small cage together and run for the basement or what.... So if any of you have any suggestions I would greatly appreciate them! I don't have a carry cage right now. Maybe I should get one and then if something like that happens I could just shove them both in there? I guess them fighting with each other inside a cage would keep me preoccupied instead of focusing on Mother Nature possibly ripping my house apart! Any ideas!

Thanks,
Jen

gett two carry cages dont want them to injur eachother
try keeping each carrier under o next to the cages so if something does happen you could put them in really quick

or get a carrier that has a devider in it or two carriers that attach so they can be contained in the same vessel but not able to fight eachother

I wrote an article for an online site about disaster preparedness ... but I'll be darned if I can find the site ROFL.

Drop me an Email at mazziemom@hotmail.com and I'll send you a copy of it from my computer

Athena

http://www.mysweetpet.com/disasterbird.htm

I found it

Just had to look at my own website. I swear we get busy with so many things I loose track of the things I've done

Athena

You can get freight boxes that hold two or more birds. Ok so it doesnt have a handle but you can get two birds in seperate areas in there. Oop my bad, they do have carriers..
Tho I'm not sure where you would get one, maybe a local bird club..

Thanks you guys. Great suggestions so far. Athena I'm going to print your page up and use it. Mother Nature willing we don't have any tornados this year. We've been lucky in the past-I've lived through two-and no MAJOR damage. But in the past I only had dogs and cats-and parents -to worry about. Never had to worry about my fids. So this posed a new and challenging problem.

Hugs,
Jen