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Homeless Parrots Need You!

Thu, Jul 30, 2009

Rescues & Giving

Captive parrots are facing an epidemic of overpopulation and homelessness. We’re finding that good bird homes are hard to find. You see, parrots are different than domesticated pets like cats and dogs. Parrots take a tremendous amount of attention and care and when they don’t get it they frequently develop behavior problems. On top of that, many of the larger species can live 40-80 years and often outlive their caretakers. When the caretakers interests change, Polly has to find a new home.

You can help solve this problem by not breeding birds and by adopting a displaced bird rather than buying one from a pet store or breeder if you are ready to make a lifetime care commitment. We suggest that if you are a current bird owner or if you want a bird, learn about their needs for enrichment and make a commitment to provide enriching activities for your parrot. Click here for cool parrot enrichment supplies.

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