BIRDS IN FOSTER CARE - Adopting a bird can be a difficult. Often rescue birds have been in situations that have caused them to develop undesirable habits. If you’re thinking you may be getting a free pet, think again. Any bird is expensive to house, feed, and maintain as well as requiring a significant commitment of time and patience. An adopted rescue bird is even more needy. Please read the description of each bird carefully. If interested, we will put you in contact with the foster parents who may be able to provide more information. Be prepared to bleed, scream, cry, have family issues and be bitten. We do have plenty of experts who can guide you, the only thing we don’t offer is sugar coating. Birds enter our rescue all the time. Do not make the mistake of thinking you have to pick one right now. Do not make the mistake of biting off more then you can chew, leave that one to the bird! If our warnings aren’t enough to scare you away, then contact us and lets see if we can't find a companion who’s right for you!

3 Cockatiels Available for adoption: Are up for adoption.

Jughead ADOPTION PENDING Jughead was a Meyers Parrot

Syn ADOPTION PENDING Syn was a gray cockitiel

Stinky ADOPTION PENDING Stinky was a White-capped Pionus

Bud HAS BEEN ADOPTED Bud was a teeange Yellow headed Amazon

Peggy Sue HAS BEEN ADOPTED Was a splayed leg Indian Ringneck

Connor HAS BEEN ADOPTED Was a Quaker Parrot

Bud HAS BEEN ADOPTED Bud was a teeange Yellow headed Amazon

Pickles HAS BEEN ADOPTED Pickles was a thirty year old Yellow Fronted Amazon

Thibodeaux HAS BEEN ADOPTED Thibodeaux was a 19 year old Mealy Amazon who was not well socialized, timid and shy.

Georgie HAS BEEN ADOPTED

Lucky HAS BEEN ADOPTED

Elvis HAS BEEN ADOPTED

Sweet Nuisance HAS BEEN ADOPTED

Georgie HAS BEEN ADOPTED

If these stories sound like your very own, sometimes you just have to say enough is enough. Contact us if you would like to place your Lovie up for adoption.