Adoptable Birds: Your Feathered Friend Awaits!

Lory is a Rainbow Lorikeet that came from a home where there were domestic problems, and was surrendered to us. We don't know her age. She prefers to come out of her cage on her own, but after that is friendly and playful. Lorikeet care is more complicated than the average parrot, and for this reason she is only available to experienced owners. Contact us to learn more about Lory!

Flapjack is a male Budgerigar that was hatched in 2015. He was one of a brood that was abandoned in a cage on the side of the road. Only three of them survived, including Flapjack. Like most Bidgies, he has been handled very little and is satisfied with life in an aviary with others of his kind. Contact us to learn more about Flapjack!

Nino is a male Double Yellow Headed Amazon hatched in 2016. Other than that, very little is known about Nino's life prior to coming with us. He speaks some Spanish. He is initially cautious but not aggressive, nonetheless he will need some additional work to become completely socialized. Contact us to learn more about Nino!

Kiwi is a White-Eyed Conure, probably female, hatched in 2021. Other than that, very little is known about Kiwi's history prior to joining us. Kiwi is shy, but not prone to biting, although like most birds she does like to come out of her cage on her own. We believe she has a lot of potential for someone that will spend time with her. Contact us to learn more about Kiwi!

Banjo is a male Timneh Gray Parrot. His exact age is unknown, he has been with us since 2020 as an adult. Banjo had been living outside in a tiny cage with no protection from the elements. A friend of our founder was able to extract him from that situation and transfer him to us. He loves shredding. He must come out of his cage on his own but can be handled after that. Contact us to learn more about Banjo!

Shasta is a female Lutino Peach-Faced Lovebird. We don't know her exact age, but she has been with us for four years. Shasta was surrendered by her first owner to a breeder, but was never bred and was eventually surrendered to us. She is a chronic egg layer. She was hand fed and therefore can be handled, but without adequate one-on-one attention she has become less so. Some patience will be required to bring her back. To learn more about Shasta, please contact us!

Ollie is  Blue-Fronted Amazon, likely female. Her exact age is not known. Her owner had her for 8 years before deciding not to own a parrot anymore, so she was surrendered to us. Ollie is a very unusual Amazon, gentle, sweet, not noisy, and not prone to fits of rage. She is very slender and healthy. Like many birds, she prefers to come out of her cage on her own, but then can be easily handled. She seems to have a preference for men. To learn more about Ollie, please contact us!

Polo is a male Blue Indian Ringnecked Parakeet, hatched in 2006. He was brought to us with his buddy Marco for boarding in 2014, and his owner never came back. He is very sweet with an outgoing disposition. He doesn't bite and is good with other birds. Polo must be adopted together with his friend Marco. Please contact us if you'd like to learn more about Polo!

Marco is a male Blue Indian Ringnecked Parakeet, hatched in 2006. He was brought to us with his buddy Polo for boarding in 2014, and his owner never came back. He is a little shy and nervous around new people, nut can easily be handled. He is partially plucked. Marco must be adopted together with his friend Polo. Please contact us if you'd like to learn more about Marco!

Tiki is a very special bird. She came to us via an alert from Palm Beach Animal Control. Her owner was leaving and was not taking Tiki. She was living outside in deplorable conditions. Remarkably, she remains one of the sweetest macaws we've ever known. Just recently, she was adopted and it was love at first sight in both directions! We love you Tiki!

This collection of personalities was purchased at a pet store and relinquished to us because the owner needed to travel more. They are all 1-2 years of age. Ideally they would all be adopted together, but only Kiwi and Nugget seem closely bonded, so they must stay together while the others could be adopted separately into a home with other budgies. Please contact us if you'd like to learn more about THE SIX!