Leo is a 19 year old male Umbrella Cockatoo. He can be a real fun time if you know how to handle big, boisterous birdies. Leo is not a beginner bird… In general, male cockatoos tend to be very noisy, loud, destructive, nippy, and unpredictable. Leo is no exception to this, as he is quite sensitive to emotion and will turn on a dime if you don’t read him properly. An experienced person can provide him with the attention he requires, and will be rewarded with a lifetime of snuggles. He has been through many homes and is looking for an experienced home who can work with him and tolerate his noise. His feathers likely won’t return, but we don’t care what he looks like. He has a lot of love to give. Leo needs someone seriously committed and devoted.

Sammy is a male Citron around 44 years old. Of the history we know, he was a breeder bird strictly for a lot of his life, never being handled. in 2010, he was only handleable with welding gloves. He is at the point where he will sit on the shoulder of someone he trusts, if they have his yellow towel. He doesn’t like hands but is now showing willingness to be pet, with adequate signaling and by people he knows. He will do best in a home with only a few other birds. Sammy really enjoys head scratches, often turning his head so you can reach other parts. He is pretty nervous about leaving his cage with so many other birds around.

Oscar is a 50+ year old male Moluccan. Sadly his owner passed away, but she cared deeply for him. For a senior, Oscar is in good shape. He does pluck his feathers and has a chronic wound on his neck. We've weighed the options with collaring him and the stress of that was significant on Oscar, so we've opted to treat his wound and watch it carefully. He is as shy as a bird can get, often showing defensive posturing just by being close to him. He needs a lot of time and stability to become particularly friendly. He LOVES to romp around the bottom of his cage and yell in the morning, chew up his soft pine toys, and talk. His favorite phrases are "hi oscar", "who are you" and "whatcha doin". He loves a pistachio as a treat! He is also extremely dusty so a strong air purifier is necessary. Won't you take a chance on a boy like Oscar? ♡

Max is a 19 year old male Lesser-sulfur. He is dangerous around men, and difficult around women. He will need a home with no other animals, a single woman who is very skilled around cockatoos, and the understanding that he may never be safe to handle regularly. All of the warnings aside, he is a ton of fun and super cute. He will accept pets in exchange for a cheese-it cracker.

Teegan is a 42 year old male Triton, making him a senior bird. You would never know it, because he is filled with tricks and antics. Don’t let his face fool you, he is one of the most difficult birds we’ve had here. He is fast, unpredictable, and bites for fun. Teegan is not for the faint of heart but will surely liven up your life! He will need a male handler ONLY with extensive cockatoo experience.