Fixer-Uppers

  • None Available

Wallflowers

  • OLLIE

    Ollie is an almost 5 year old female Scaly-Headed Pionus. She's pretty tame, but choosy on her people and opinionated. She's clicker trained and has maintained a great diet with her previous owners which we expect to follow up in her next home. Pionus are really quirky birds and do best with folks who understand their body language and are willing to learn to read her properly. She's great with letting people know when she needs her space and isn't much of a cuddler, but super enjoys hanging out on her person's hand or shoulder. As she came into sexual maturity, she became a little bit tricker to handle but still really sweet. She just needs someone with more time to offer and guidance behaviorally. She'll make a fantastic companion for someone looking for an independent but very interactive bird.

    MEDICAL HOLD

    PENDING ADOPTION

  • SYDNEY

    Sydney is a 13 year old male Pale-Headed Rosella. He just arrived and is definitely a bit nervous, but non aggressive. He will sit on a hand for people he knows or is comfortable with, and he LOVES to imitate squeaky dog toys and alarms. He might hate rubber duckies, he might love them.. Either way he has a strong reaction and enjoys throwing them on the ground. He’s a fairly aloof bird and not one that’s likely to want to snuggle. He has potential for training, from someone experienced in birds. He is unbelievably pretty and just wants a place he can have the ability to fly around safely and be looked at.

    MEDICAL HOLD

Cuddlebugs

  • None Available

Wildlings

  • ARIZONA, CRICKET, & EMERY

    These 3 female budgies are the only ones left from the It Takes a Village transfer. They all initially showed minor signs of chronic respiratory distress but the good thing is, they’ve all cleared up very quickly and easily. They make sweet chirping noises and will be good companions for someone wanting to adopt a bird without extensive care needs. These budgies show no interest in being handled or pushed to be friendly, though one of them is pretty used to us working around her now and she’ll often sit on the same bowl we’re holding. Anyone looking for single budgies or a partner for a single, these will be perfect. None of them are really bonded so they can be split up. They’re all beginning to mature, meaning they are likely around a year to year and a half.

    Animal Neglect Case

    PENDING ADOPTION