Our Feathered Friends

Maggie Mac Parrot Head, severe macawMeet Our Feather-meisters

Fins up, y'all! I'm Maggie Mac Parrot Head and I'll be turning 13 this Summer! Those super-cool green feathers you see on Mom's dreamcatchers & jewelry are mine.

blue and gold macaw Gabby Parrot rescue

The bright turquoise blue & yellow-gold feathers belong to my big brother, Gabby. Man is he huge!! His tail feathers are so long my mom once used them to decorate a traditional Aztec head dress replica she made for a man in North Carolina. He wears it to dance at Pow  Wows and travels  the country teaching children about the Mexican Indians.

At the first place he lived, Gabby was yelled at for "being loud" and was teased by the three children in the household so he was real skittish and shy when he first came to live with us. But now-a-days, when the pizza guy delivers our food, he's decided it's fun to yell,  "Pizza!" at him real loud  'cuz it freaks him out so bad!  I think it's pretty funny too!

Can You Save a Bird Today?

Due to the high-maintenance very high percentage of the pet birds that are purchased wind up abused or abandoned and in dire need of good, loving homes. Unfortunately, with twice that many convenient pet stores and volume breeders, it's much more likely that an orphaned bird will remain so.  The odds are high his newly-acquired counterpart will likely become unwanted himself one day considering that many retail establishments are much more concerned with ensuring the volume of sales than in seeing to the future welfare of their living charges by making sure potential bird owners are made fully aware of the many specific physical and emotional needs unique to these exotic creatures. 

Bird Refuge & Rescue Needs Your Help

Feathered Friends Forever Rescue/Refuge, Inc. is a privately owned,  501(c) non-profit corporation.  Feathered Friends is the largest rescue in the state of Georgia as well as one of the largest avian-specific organizations in the nation. They currently house over 350 birds.  In order to accommodate a larger number of outside birds, the refuge has recently relocated to a new 8 acre facility in Harlem, GA. The new facility has a 30 x 40 x 12 housing center for indoor birds and caretakers quarters. It also offers all new flights featuring picnic areas for guests with easy access to the birds.

In addition to moving expenses, veterinarian costs have been higher than in previous years.  Apx. 1200 lbs of food per month is now needed to feed the shelter's feathered residents.  Many birds are also in need of private sponsors.

Every single dollar counts towards the keeping and care of the birds and no donation is too small to make a difference.  Food, cages, toys, and other essentials are also needed and heartily welcomed as are gift cards to home improvement outlets like Lowes and Home Depot. Won't you please consider helping a bird have a better life today?

congo african gray, Pip - orphaned birds need good homes!

Pip, a Congo African Gray parrot lives at Feathered Friends Forever

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05/05/2008
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