Where can I give my parrot away?

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 do you release a parrot?

In order for a parrot to be considered for release, it must be adapted to the behaviors associated with wild parrots like foraging for food, understanding parrot hierarchies, interacting with others of their species, and evading predators. Without all of these characteristics, a parrot cannot be released.

Can pet parrots survive outside?

The answer to this question is yes, parrots can be kept outside. In fact, there are many benefits that come along with having an outdoor aviary for your parrot.

Where can I surrender my parakeets?

You can try to return your parakeet to the pet store from which you purchased it. You may also be able to get a pet store to resell your bird or to sell your bird on consignment. Giving your bird away, either to a friend or to a school class as a new class pet, can also provide your bird with a good long-term home.

Will a parrot return home?

The answer to this question is yes, parrots do come back if they fly away. This is because of their natural needs for companionship. They are social animals and so their lives revolve around their flock, which you are an honorary member. So when it flies away, your parrot will likely want to come back home.

Can I release a pet bird?

Caged companion birds are typically not native to the areas where they reside. They cannot be released simply by opening a window and letting them fly away (which would be considered a crime of abandonment in most states).

What do parrots need to survive?

A parrot requires a very complex and varied diet of pellets, fruits, vegetables, nuts and seeds, which you’ll need to prepare every day. You’ll need to be mindful of your parrot’s wild heritage and try to simulate some of a wild parrot’s experiences in your home.

How long do parrots live in captivity?

The natural life span of parrots ranges from 20 to 85 years. This adds to the tragedy and complexities of keeping them as pets. Some species, like African Grey Parrots, are particularly susceptible to death in captivity. What Can YOU Do To Help Parrots?

What happens to parrots in the first year?

Avian rescue groups estimate that most “pet” parrots rarely survive their first year and others suffer before dying prematurely from abuse and neglect. Those who do survive often exist in deplorable conditions, with no quality of life. They frequently suffer from loneliness or overcrowding and become hoarder victims.

What if my parrot will outlive me?

If you think your parrot might outlive you, you will need to arrange for a future home for your parrot after you are no longer around. Here are some details about the care that parrots require: