Little Bird & Co., PSC

11/29/2023

11/29/2023

Let us know if you spot some teal today! We’ll be watching!!!

11/23/2023

We're thankful for YOU! Share your favorite Thanksgiving tradition! 😆🦃🍂

11/20/2023

11/20/2023

A brief history

11/20/2023

Turkeys are on the mind of Americans today. Still think they should be out national bird!

11/17/2023

https://www.givemn.org/organization/Little-Bird-And-Co-Psc

11/17/2023

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11/16/2023

Hey Minnesota! Join us in celebrating Give to the Max Day by donating to local causes like Little Bird & Co., PSC 🥳🥳

11/16/2023

Today is give to the max day! Will you please share our organization on social? Thank you so much! Just under 10 hours left!

Little Bird & Co., PSC provides veterinary care for underserved animals such as birds, reptiles, poultry, waterfowl in historically underrepresented communities. We also strive to support the veterinary community with life work balance.Our StoryLittle Bird & Co., PSC was...

11/11/2023

Happy Veterans Day! 🦅 🇺🇸 Take a moment today to appreciate those who have served and to learn more about veteran su***de prevention https://www.va.gov/health-care/health-needs-conditions/mental-health/su***de-prevention/

11/03/2023

This is exciting news!!! Birds will be getting a right proper name for their respective species!

The official naming organization for birds in the U. S. is making a bold move, after concerns were raised about birds being named after people with questionable histories.

11/01/2023

10/16/2023

Duck hugs are the best and most needed after a big adventure!

10/15/2023

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10/15/2023

10/15/2023

"Sad night last night but today is a brighter day. The ewe (female sheep) on the left lambed a stillborn and we were unable to resuscitate it. She cried most of the night longing for her lamb after we removed it.
The ewe on the right lambed twins last week, though they were very small. It seems that today she has given one of her twins to the grieving mother to raise as her own. This is a photo of them together with their new children."
Credit: Bishop Family Farm