Fallen Angels Bird Sanctuary & Rescue Facility NPO 202-562

25/08/2025

This is such a valuable post. 🦜❤️

Some days I just sit and wonder why people just can’t be true to themselves. It amazes me the amount of people that go out of their way to pretend to be something that they are not.
Remeber to always be diligent when you are looking for help for your feathered freind. Be especially careful if you are looking to adopt. The amount of people and scammers pretending to be rescues is at an all time high. It’s fine to take in an animal and help it and even possibly find it a forever home. Sometimes there isn’t a rescue close enough to help or they are all full. This is no way, shape or form makes that person a rescue. It makes them a good person to the animal they rescued 🙂
Many people love to call themselves rescues, non profits, sanctuaries, and all this to try to lure people into donating money to them. Just always be aware of who, what, when and why you are doing business with. Not everyone is who they say that they are. The scammers are off the chain lately. It’s a daily struggle removing them from the pages. Pay attention and don’t give money to people on the internet. Real rescues can provide documentation and will have you met the birds in person ❤️❤️
Make wise decisions !

23/08/2025

If only humans realised that these are sentient beings and feel every emotion we do. That's a very small 'aviary' - I would expect something much larger. No, I'm not being critical. It just looks like a cage and no bird should be caged. Maybe we are only seeing the corner *holds thumbs* and that there is flight space and enough husbandry to distract brokenhearted Jake.

Harley was the same after we lost Apollo and along came Bailey and Harley has slowly come out of his shell again.

My heart still breaks for every feathered angel we lose.

Fly high Egg. Fly free 🙏🦜😓

23/08/2025

Just a few weeks away!
SAVE THE DATE ~ Register for the second summit — with a focus on action — will take place virtually on Friday, September 19, 2025 from 11:30am-4:30pm ET.

Please review the agenda and register. Then, please help share to your social media networks.
https://www.allianceforparrots.org/summit-2025

So much has happened since the first summit — including some real legislative progress. Help the IAPP grow this movement further by joining on September 19 and spreading the word!

Register here👇
https://www.allianceforparrots.org/summit-2025

23/08/2025

African Grey parrots get new protections in the Democratic Republic of Congo🚨
We’re extremely pleased to share that the Endangered African Grey Parrot, one of the world’s most heavily trafficked parrot species, is now fully protected by law in the Democratic Republic of Congo.

This important ruling makes it a criminal offence to capture, possess, kill, sell, or transport the species within the DRC.

Grey Parrots have been heavily exploited and under intense pressure from the wildlife trade for decades, alongside severe habitat loss that has caused the species to disappear entirely from parts of its range.

The decision was welcomed by Dr Rowan Martin, WPT’s director of Africa Region and Bird Trade programmes. “This is a hugely significant step towards safeguarding the species across vast swathes of the Congo basin where trapping has been rampant and has devastated wild populations. However there remains work to be done. Large numbers of wild animals are legally exported from the DRC every year and often Grey parrots are laundered as other species. It’s critical that law enforcement efforts and surveillance are ramped up to ensure this new legislation is effective”

Learn more about how your support of the World Parrot Trust is helping African Grey Parrots in the wild by visiting our website 👉https://parrots.org/about-wpt/programs-projects/grey-parrot-program/

23/08/2025

When the visiting wild birds come for food but it doesn't interfere with the tortoises love session 🥴🤣

21/08/2025