VISITING THE

RESCUE

Not a petting zoo. Not a tourist stop.

But definitely worth your time—if you're serious.

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Let’s Set Expectations

We’re a working rescue, not an exhibit. We’re not open for public visits, drop-ins, or “just looking” tours. Our birds are in recovery, and our humans are doing the heavy lifting. It’s not glamorous - but it’s real. We just aren’t staffed to handle unscheduled interruptions.


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Volunteer

Get hands-on experience. Clean cages, prep meals, and spend meaningful time with the flock. You’ll work hard—but you’ll love it.

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Adopt a Bird

Start by filling out an adoption application. If approved, we’ll schedule a private meet-and-greet with potential matches.

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Please Don’t…

...just show up. We can’t stress this enough. No walk-ins. No unscheduled visits. No “I just wanted to see the birds.”

We care deeply about our birds—and that means protecting their space.

If you care too, we’d love to meet you… through the proper channels.