What is a rescue parrot?
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What is a rescue parrot?
That is where a parrot rescue comes in. They take the animal from the shelter, and put them either in their own facility, or in a foster home. Either way, they are generally able to provide the level of care that the bird needs.
How do you rescue a parrot?
If you do decide to get a parrot, please adopt one from a parrot rescue organization. To find a parrot rescue organization near you, contact Best Friends, or go to the website for the Avian Welfare Coalition, which provides a great deal of useful advice on many parrot-related topics.
How much does a rescue parrot cost?
It costs between $20 and $1,000 to adopt a bird, plus the cost of supplies. Bigger and rarer birds like macaws tend to be among the more expensive species, and small birds like finches are among the most affordable. Adopting from a shelter or rescue can also cut adoption costs.
How do I find a good home for my parrot?
If you can no longer keep your feathered friend, here’s how you can go about finding a good home for your bird.
- 01 of 05. Contact Local Bird Rescues.
- 02 of 05. Get In Touch With Your Local Bird Club or Aviculture Society.
- 03 of 05. List Your Bird for Adoption.
- 04 of 05. Check With Your Avian Vet.
- 05 of 05. Ask Friends and Family.
How long does it take to adopt a parrot?
Building a strong, trusting relationship between human and bird is essential and watching this process is how we assess if you are a compatible companion for one of our parrots. An average adoption will take 3+ months of visitation. In order to adopt a bird, you must be able to visit.
Do you pay for adopting a bird?
What are the fees for adopting a bird? The actual adoption fee varies from bird to bird and ranges from $50 to over $1000. Many factors are taken into account, including the species, age, health, and overall adopt-ability of the bird. Once you have chosen a specific bird (or birds) we can give you an exact fee.
Can you let a parrot outside?
You can take your parrot out safely in the summer (or winter) by putting a harness on her. Outings can last up to 4 hours and duration should be guided by your parrot, who’ll probably let you know when she’s had enough.