Jean-Pierre, a Half Moon Conure, spending time with Shannon at Birds and Beaks Rescue in Battle Creek, Michigan.
Jean-Pierre, a Half Moon Conure, spending time with Shannon at Birds and Beaks Rescue in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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JEAN-PIERRE

Half Moon Conure

Accepting applications for a best friend. Willingness to earn his trust required.

AGEApproximately 4–5
SEXMale
SIZESmall
FEE$600
APPROACHPatience & time
WITH US SINCE4/2026
CuriousBuilding trustSmall birdSweet little squeaks

Scheduled adoption appointments in Battle Creek, MI. We don’t ship. Adoptions usually within ~350 miles.

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Meet Jean-Pierre

Jean-Pierre is accepting applications for a best friend. The main qualification is being willing to earn the job.

He’s a small Half Moon Conure, approximately 4–5 years old, who is curious about people but still learning to trust what they’re asking of him.

He isn’t ready to step straight out of his cage on request. Once he’s out, he’s more comfortable stepping up, coming over to investigate, and answering with his little squeaks when you talk to him. Those are the moments we want his next person to notice and build on.

His previous family reported that he enjoys millet and foraging toys. He needs someone who will spend time with him, respect his space, and give him reasons to feel safe. We haven’t seen a clear preference for men or women.

How he got here

Jean-Pierre’s previous family brought him to the rescue to help him find his next home.

WATCH JEAN-PIERRE

Meet Jean-Pierre | Half Moon Conure for Adoption | Birds and Beaks

PHOTOS OF JEAN-PIERRE

Jean-Pierre, a Half Moon Conure, spending time with Shannon at Birds and Beaks Rescue in Battle Creek, Michigan.Jean-Pierre, a Half Moon Conure, spending time with Shannon at Birds and Beaks Rescue in Battle Creek, Michigan.Jean-Pierre, a Half Moon Conure, spending time with Shannon at Birds and Beaks Rescue in Battle Creek, Michigan.Jean-Pierre, a Half Moon Conure, spending time with Shannon at Birds and Beaks Rescue in Battle Creek, Michigan.JEAN-PIERRE, gallery photo

Think you might be a good fit for Jean-Pierre?

How it works: Apply online → interview → home walkthrough video and approval gets you an invite to the rescue → visit and handling in Battle Creek, MI. and, if all goes well, you’ll be approved to adopt that day.

The honest stuff (true for every bird):

  • Birds usually pick a favorite person and tolerate everyone else.

  • They’re not great with kids or dogs, and they need to be where the family is (not in a segregated room away from everyone).

  • Birds bite. If you’re getting bit, you haven’t earned their trust yet.

  • It’s about trust, not dominance.

Scam warning: Never send money for an animal you haven’t met in person. We never ship birds.

APPLY TO ADOPT JEAN-PIERRE

Not ready to adopt? You can still help Jean-Pierre.

Know someone who'd be perfect for Jean-Pierre? Send them this page.

Meet Jean-Pierre

Jean-Pierre is accepting applications for a best friend. The main qualification is being willing to earn the job.

He’s a small Half Moon Conure, approximately 4–5 years old, who is curious about people but still learning to trust what they’re asking of him.

He isn’t ready to step straight out of his cage on request. Once he’s out, he’s more comfortable stepping up, coming over to investigate, and answering with his little squeaks when you talk to him. Those are the moments we want his next person to notice and build on.

His previous family reported that he enjoys millet and foraging toys. He needs someone who will spend time with him, respect his space, and give him reasons to feel safe. We haven’t seen a clear preference for men or women.

How he got here

Jean-Pierre’s previous family brought him to the rescue to help him find his next home.

At a glance

Handling
Steps up more comfortably once out
Prefers
No clear preference
Other birds
Not tested; kept separate
Approach
Patience & time
Noise level
Quiet
Talks
Unknown
Cost to adopt$600

Need a cage? Used cages available from $100–$1,000.

All observations are subjective. Parrots are individuals with their own preferences and experiences. All birds bite.

Watch Jean-Pierre

Spend a couple of minutes getting to know him.

Think you might be a good fit for Jean-Pierre?

How it works: Apply online → interview → home walkthrough video and approval gets you an invite to the rescue → visit and handling in Battle Creek, MI. and, if all goes well, you’ll be approved to adopt that day.

The honest stuff (true for every bird):

  • Birds usually pick a favorite person and tolerate everyone else.

  • They’re not great with kids or dogs, and they need to be where the family is (not in a segregated room away from everyone).

  • Birds bite. If you’re getting bit, you haven’t earned their trust yet.

  • It’s about trust, not dominance.

Scam warning: Never send money for an animal you haven’t met in person. We never ship birds.