If you are looking for free birds, then you have come to the wrong place. Adoption fees and donations are how we run the sanctuary. Adoption fees are based on how much time and work it takes to rehabilitate a bird, vet fees, travel costs (we cover the entire Pacific Northwest), if we have to buy a bird to save it's life, and any other expenses incurred. Don't forget, birds also need an avian vet - a specialist. If you cannot afford the adoption fees or vet fees, perhaps you shouldn't own a bird.Our application is stringent, as all parrot rescue organizations are only looking out for what is in the best interest of those birds that have already been bounced around a time, or two, or three, or more. If you cannot fill out the application, then we highly doubt you will be able to fulfill a life long commitment to a bird! We are not hard to work with if you are sincere and willing to work a little yourself. Please make sure you read "A Parrot's Bill of Rights" before you ever consider adopting a bird. If you can live up to the "Bill of Rights", then please come adopt one of these magnificent creatures. You will have one of the most rewarding experiences of your life.
Not all birds make it to this page. We have several applications already on file. If you are interested in adoption, please send your application in as soon as possible. We try our hardest to match the right bird with the right family so that the adoption is successful for both bird and family.
Status: 05/29 Available Earl is a Green Cheek Conure that is in perfect health and feather. Gender is not confirmed. Earl is a snuggle bug! He can be nippy at times but overall is the cutest snuggliest little guy. He likes to hang out on your shoulder and eat and drink whatever it is that your eating and drinking. Earl can be noisy as conures are usually a little on the noisy side. Please contact us if you're interested in adopting Earl.
Ricoh the Blue Front Amazon is a special needs bird. Gender is not confirmed. Ricoh came with Skipper the Double Yellow Headed Amazon. Both Amazons tend to like men more and really get talkative when a man comes around. Ricoh has issues with self mutilating his feet and is a slight plucker. Ricoh is a bit on the aggressive and territorial side. He really needs a home that has no small children and someone that can devote a great amount of time to him and continue his training. We hope to find a special person that can give Ricoh the enriching environment that he needs to thrive. If you would like to learn more about Ricoh and possibly foster/adopting one or both please contact us for further information. Status: In Foster Care
Photo To Come! Double Yellow Headed Amazon named Skipper that is very lovely and in perfect feather! Skipper came with Ricoh. Gender is not confirmed. Skipper is a vocal bird that has a very aggressive/territorial behavior. Skipper will step up on a perch but will bite if you offer your hand. He will need a great behavior modification plan and lots of TLC. With a dedicated person Skipper could be a wonderful companion. Please contact us for more information or to arrange a visit with Skipper. Status: 08/11 Available
Status: Adopted Angel a Lesser Sulfur Crested Cockatoo is up for adoption. Gender not confirmed. "She's" a very friendly girl that loves scratched under the wings, on the back of the neck and all over. She does have issues with stepping up and is a bit of a plucker around the neck. She will be a great companion for someone that is dedicated to working with her on a good training schedule. She is not aggressive. Only will bite if you try to pick her up. This issue can be worked on with clicker target training. Please contact us if you would like to arrange a visit with Angel.
Status: Adopted Tucker and Sunny a beautiful sun conure and a beautiful quaker parrot were acquired in 2005. Their exact age is not known. The previous owners said they were not handled a great deal recently but at one time they were quite easy to handle and that is shouldn't take much work to get them back to being easy to handle and friendly again. Please contact us if you're interested in adopting these two. They have always been together and must remain that way.
Status: Adopted
This is Jed the Congo African Gray! Jed has never been sexed so we are not sure if Jed is a boy or a girl. Jed has a super sweet disposition and a very large vocabulary! He/she is ready for his/her new home! Contact us for more information!
Status: Adopted
Meet Mickey the Harlequin Macaw. He came to the sanctuary after his owner passed away.
Mickey is a very large boy with an excellent vocabulary.
He is on the aggressive side and will require someone with knowledge and prior macaw experience.
If you have not handled aggressive macaws before, then please don't ask to adopt Mickey.
He is NOT a starter bird but within time will make a great companion for someone that knows how to handle this type of bird.
Status: Adopted
Meet Big Red the Greenwing Macaw that is absolutely stunning!
He is a little on the aggressive side and will require someone with prior macaw experience also.
He handles nicely but has trust issues when it comes to being petted.
He has come a long way and will need continued work.
Status: Adopted
This is Sunny the goffin cockatoo. We don't know his age but he appears to be quite young.
He is in beautiful body and feather condition. He speaks a little and loves baby bird food.
He can be a bit cage protective. Quite snuggly. But, overall, he's loveable and a joyful companion.
Status: Adopted
Meet Sampson the Umbrella Cockatoo! He's a gorgeous looking guy!
He can only be adopted by a family that has NO small children.
He is also not good with other birds and care must be taken.
He has a history of unpredictable biting and will require
someone that knows how to handle cockatoo behavior!
Status: Adopted
We have a Pionus bird up for adoption. Please contact us for additional information!
We have about 15-20 cockatiels in all variations at one of our foster homes in the Great Falls area.
ZaZu is doing wonderful in his home. He has really taken to
the daughter and snuggles with her as much as possible.
We also know of another person that would like to adopt some chickens and has some India Blue Peacocks that she is looking for good homes for. They have excellent homing instincts and will return home if they are not penned up for three months. Enclosures must be escape proof or they will fly home. If you know of someone that is wanting to rehome their chickens or someone that wants to adopt peacocks, please contact us.
