We are a bird rescue and rehabilitation family.
UPDATE- Scooter has been adopted.
Meet Scooter!
He is a 27 years old yellow headed Amazon. Owner recently passed away. He is looking for his new home. Was told he prefers females over males. Been the only pet in the home and not been around young kids.
If interested in setting up a time to meet him, please message me. Prior bird experience and vet references are required.
If you are unable to adopt, please share his post to help him find a new owner.
Look at this beautiful girl who joined our aviary last week. She is 5 years old and never been handled but you'd never know it. She is the sweetest little black cap around ❤️
UPDATE- Annabelle has been adopted
This is sweet Annabelle ❤️ She was surrendered a few weeks back and is looking for a forever home. She will be 3 years old on May 1st. She's very social and interactive. She loves to be out of her cage exploring and seeing what is going on. If you're interested in meeting her send us a message so we can make arrangements.
Buddy the blue crown conure is doing so good in his new home. He just loves his mommy and new feathered siblings.
We don't know his age, name or where he came from originally but every day he is showing more personality and couldn't be more loved ❤️
This fella is doing amazing and coming out with his personality each and every day.
This boy was transported today so he can go to his forever home tomorrow. He is enjoying meeting new people and feathered friends on his journey.
These babies have reached their destination. They are already loved so much in their new home where they have siblings to play with.
Bananas for breakfast 😋
This sweet baby was brought into rescue after the owner passed away. He goes to his forever home this morning.
Someone is starting to feel safe and comfortable ☺️
UPDATE- adopted
This trio of tiels are looking for their forever home together. Age, s*x and details about them is unknown. Their owner passed away and they were brought to rescue. If you are interested in meeting them, please PM me.
Must go together ❤️
UPDATE- These babies have been adopted 💕
These two beautiful tiels are looking for their forever home together. Age, s*x and details about them is unknown. Their owner passed away and they were brought to rescue. If you are interested in meeting them, please PM me.
Bogie has arrived!
Still looking for a transport
URGENT VOLUNTEER(s) NEEDED:
We are looking for a volunteer to help transport this baby from Chattanooga to the Tri Cities area. Please message us if you are able to help. Thank you!
URGENT VOLUNTEER(s) NEEDED:
We are looking for a volunteer to help transport this baby from Chattanooga to the Tri Cities area. Please message us if you are able to help. Thank you!
Who has a feather plucker? I have been thru avian medical courses and can offer knowledge to help.
Rio is kicked back enjoying his morning 🌄
We welcomed Jaba into our rescue today. Isn't she a beauty? 🥰
Please comment below if you'd be interested in purchasing fresh chop from us? If enough interest we will start making enough to sell. If you have questions about what chop is please send us a message.
Looking for a small hanging cage for a canary....please message if you have one. Thank you!
I wouldn't change a thing!! 🥰😁🦜
*copied from a friend*
13 Ways to Really Prepare Yourself for Getting a Pet Bird
Are you thinking about getting your first pet bird? This 13-step guide will emotionally and physically prepare you for what it’s like to live with one. If you follow this, you will have a fairly good idea what it’s like to have one of these lovely creatures in your house.
1. Take a big bite of carrot. Chew it up well, but don’t swallow it. Now go out to your dining room and spew it all over the wall. Leave it there until it dries. Get a sponge and a scraper and scrape it off the wall. Repeat daily!
2. Go to the bird supply store. Buy everything you need for the month. Then with the leftover money, go to the grocery store and pick up a five-pound box of macaroni, some parmesan cheese and some margarine. These provisions should last you about two weeks, and it’s about all you’ll be able to afford after all that money you spent at the bird supply store.
3. Take a newspaper to the bird supply store. Place it in the bottom of an empty birdcage. Read it while it’s laying on the bottom of the grate. This is how you will be reading the newspaper from now on.
4. Get some pelleted diet, some chopped up vegetables, borrow some bird p**p from the bird supply store (they’ll look at you funny, but they probably won’t charge you for it), some parrot feathers, pieces of bird toy parts, some wood chips and some almond shells. Combine in a one-gallon container. Throw some of it on the floor. Now clean it up. Throw more of it on the floor. Now clean it up. Repeat at least twice a day.
5. Get a screwdriver from your toolkit. Make some gouges in the paint on the wall. And while you’re at it, use it to rip one of your lampshades and smack up a couple of picture frames.
6. Make sure you know the meaning of all of these terms: Cloaca, preen gland, PDD, PBFD, calcium to phosphorus ratio, polyomavirus, E.N.D., and boing. This task involves a lot of research. At least you'll be on your phone for a good reason.
7. Measure out a cup of flour and place in a sifter. Move about your house and lightly coat all surfaces with the flour. Now dust all the surfaces. Repeat at least three times a week.
8. Look up some wild parrots on YouTube. Turn the volume up on your phone to full blast and place it right next to your ear. Repeat at least three times a day for 45 minutes.
9. Take some of that bird p**p you borrowed from the bird supply store and place it on a spatula. Now reach over your shoulder with the spatula and rub the bird p**p on the back of your shirt. Let dry and then go grocery shopping. Count the number of people who either stare at you or tell you that you have bird p**p on your back.
10. Do a little dumpster diving and collect odd items like water bottle caps, pieces of raffia, tree branches from bird-safe trees, pieces of cardboard and old plastic clothesline. With these items, attempt to make an interesting toy. You have 8 minutes. You may begin.
11. Save the wild parrot sounds onto your phone and set them as your 6 a.m. alarm. Make sure they are on the loudest setting possible. Repeat every morning for the rest of your life.
12. Get some bed sheets. Now take that screwdriver and make various beak-shaped holes in them. Take some of that bird p**p and smear it on the sheets. Launder and repeat at least twice a month.
13. Find a reputable bird veterinarian and make his car payment for him. Repeat at least once a year for each bird you intend to get.
Do these exercises for as long as you can. If you can keep this up for at least six months without losing your mind, you just might be ready for a parrot 😂😍😋
These came were an owner surrender Monday morning. They are so cute.
*They have already been placed in their forever home*
Say hello to this beauty...our latest rescue...
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