- She likes different beats.
So, different songs.
And she likes the choruses.
When somebody goes like, really high.
She gets really excited.
She goes like, ah!
- Come on!
Come on!
- I just met this lovely, 86-year-old lady
and I became friends with her
and she had Audrey.
She said that since her husband died,
Audrey got depressed and she pulled her feathers out.
And she was really like, sad.
She didn't have anybody that she was attached to.
And then somehow it happened that
the second time I saw her,
I just opened the cage
and she went right into my arms and started cuddling me.
Oh, I love you too.
After her owner came out and she was like,
"Oh my God. How is this happening?
I can't believe it. She would bit fingers off somebody
if they would try to grab her."
So, as soon as she saw it, she kinda started crying
and she asked us,
she asked me, if you want to take her.
- One of the primary ways we bonded with her at first
was we just had "Old Town Road" playing on Alexa.
♪ Yeah. ♪
♪ I'm gonna take my horse to the Old Town Road ♪
♪ I'm gonna ride til I can't no more ♪
(chuckling) - Oh yeah.
- She was on the kitchen counter
and she just started singing and dancing.
And so I was like, "oh my God."
And I started shooting the video of her dancing
and just started posting like, videos of her dancing.
And that was one of the ways that
we both started to really bond with her.
She surprises us with like, new moves,
new thoughts, new opinions.
- Yeah. She really likes to have a discussion.
- Hi precious.
- Hi, Precious!
- Yeah, yeah, yeah. (bird squawking)
Yeah, right?
- She likes to show off a lot.
- She likes to show off.
I called everyone together
because we're gonna have a family therapy session.
There's been some arguments
and we need to work through them.
She's definitely the best to go on a road trip with.
She just loves it. - Yeah.
- She'll just sit there and say,
you know, a car will go by,
she'll be like, "Hello!"
"Bye bye!"
Just saying hi and bye to the cars.
She's just like, - Yeah.
- She loves it.
- Hi, Hedwig.
- That's little Hedwig.
That's our little owl.
So she chose to stay with us.
She has a lot of personality.
- Yeah.
A lot. A shocking amount of personality
for being the size of an avocado.
- Hedwig. Why?
Do you want that?
That's yours.
- We know it's yours, but we're vacuuming.
Are you happy now?
(owl chirping)
Hedwig adores, loves and adores Audrey.
Audrey, like, will hang out with Hedwig
but there isn't the fascination.
Like, Hedwig I think, to some extent,
imprinted Audrey, and like,
just like, loves Audrey and does whatever Audrey does.
She is like the big sister.
- Yeah. So it's definitely a community with us.
Everybody gets along, but it's a nonstop community.
There's always something going on in this house.
We're never bored.
Tell you that.
- I think the animals pick you.
Like, oh, she's gonna start doing my hair now.
Like, it's just so happened that
these animals found us
more than we found them.
- For sure.
- We weren't proactively looking for any of them.
And I really believe that that's true.
- Honestly, you know,
if you have it in your heart,
get a rescue and it will change your life.