Escape Artist...

[Kumashe]

I came home from a soccer game yesterday to find Indy hanging out ontop of his cage. He was able to open his little food door and get out. I knew he was capable of it, but I underestimated him because of his phobia of the world. It's safe to say that he is now unable to get out though those doors (I latched them shut with some extra toy clamps)...

[linda040899]

Ah, yes! I have a number of cage doors in that same condition!!! I even have one pair that could not get out of the cage doors so they escaped through the back of a nestbox!!! Houdinis..........

[LauraO]

It's good to know Indy is interested in the world outside his cage:D .

[Lovebirds1578]

:rofl: My lovebird isn't named for Houdini for nothing!!:p :D

-Ben

[Tango's_Mom]

Although Tango has not figured out how to open the door, he has figured out how to escape from where the food and water dishes go when I am refilling them, I now have to take him out and let him hang on my shoulder while I'm changing the food and water, otherwise he'd let himself out and probably fly to me anyway.

[Janie]

Kumashe, in the first few days after I adopted Oliver I'd leave the room with him locked inside his cage and come right back in to find him on top of the cage! :confused: I had no idea that little bugger could push up the seed dish door and hop right out! :D I added links immediately! :D

[Susan27]

Yep, even though Little Chicken is SO young, she really want to get outta her cage. I just put twist ties on the dish doors yesterday and today.

[mandy]

That was how Biscuit escaped and found herself in the toilet.... I shut those doors too.