How Do I Rehome My Panama Amazon?
Pearl is sad:
I have to give up my Panama Amazon, she is very jealous of my Jenday Conure. where do I go to do this?
Dear Pearl,
Sorry that you can’t keep both birds.
Was the conure with you first? How long?
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How Do I Rescue Someone Else’s Macaw?
Shelly A. wants to help another owner’s macaw
There is a greenhouse that changed hands a year ago, and they have a Macaw named Baby, in a chain link dog kennel type enclosure with one toy, no perches, no real interaction, and lives on parrot kibble like a stray dog.
I’ve spoken with an employee, but Baby doesn’t have an owner, just a business bird that nobody really takes care of.
The employees do the best they can, I just recently moved into this area or I would have done something sooner.
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Bird and Parrot Rescue In the News
This post has aggregated articles about bird rescues including but not limited to psittacine, wild birds, and raptors.Please share your comments and let us know how we are doing.December 2024What…
I Need Help With a Red Lored Amazon I Rescued in Panama
Tasha C. relates:
Hi, I have a red lored Amazon that is around 8 to 10 weeks.
We found him after a big storm.
We live in Panamá.
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Why is My Personality Balanced With a Chirp on Both Shoulders?
Mitch, that’s a great cheap Sunday funny…LOL 🙂
When did you get Barney?
He’s BEAUTIFUL and so healthy-looking as are all of your other friendly feathered friends 🙂
Have a WONDERFUL Sunday!
Susan
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Parrot Rescue by Rodney Foster
I would like to use this article to encourage people on the importance of researching all the information they can get to include reading, visiting zoos, and even try and find someone that has an Exotic pet they are thinking of getting.
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What Kind of Bird Should I Get at 60?
Darla S asks:
Can you suggest a few medium-sized parrot species for a 1st-time owner about to turn 60y?
I am interested in moderation (moderate affection, playfulness, independence, friendliness, and noise) ability to talk would be a plus.
I still work full time, and live alone in my own house.
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How Did Another Rescue Bird Find Us?
We just rescued another bird and I drove 794 miles less than I did for the last one.
Of our bird-related calls, most are people seeking to acquire a “new bird”.
We will always refer them to the closest bird rescue in their area.
Yesterday (2/11/20) we got a call from a woman in Cedar Lake about 6 miles from our new place in Lowell.
(Talk about a bird rescue near me)
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Why I Think My Birds Are Happy
Lynn H writes
Hi. First of all, thank you much for all of your valuable information.
It is greatly appreciated.
RE: Do You Think That Birds Are Unhappy in a Bird Cage?
I have had a total of three birds: a cockatiel, a quaker parakeet, and a Senegal parrot since 1990.
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What Sacrifices Do We Make To Rescue Pet Birds?
S***h writes
Dear Mitch, I was glad that you put that sick animal abuser in his or her place when you responded to the “Duct taped Cockatoo” post.
I once rescued a poor blue and gold that was up in a tree for three days.
Its owner was absent and I believe that she was mentally ill, but that’s no excuse for the perch that I found on the apartment property that had lots of duct tape where the parrot perched and the amount of neglect that I saw that the poor Macaw had been through.