Pocky
Green Cheek Conure
Age or Hatch Date: About 20 years old
Gender: Female
Best qualities: Playful
Favorite food: Sunflower seeds as treats
Favorite toys: Bells
Challenges/Quirks: Shy at first.
Gets along with other birds: Yes
Gets along with dogs: Yes
Gets along with cats: Yes
Gets along with kids: Yes
Dowel or Step Up trained: Yes
Vocabulary: Pocky and Want Peanut!
Known health issues: None
Other comments: Pocky is a sweet, quiet conure. She likes to play on the table with whatever the humans are doing. She also likes to be gently scritched if it is on her terms.
Last updated: 1/26/2020
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bird
Whether you're looking for a cockatiel, a cockatoo, or some birdy in between, EBR has a great selection of available birds ready to join your family!
Adopt a
bird
Whether you're looking for a cockatiel, a cockatoo, or some birdy in between, EBR has a great selection of available birds ready to join your family!
If you need more birds in your life, apply to be an EBR volunteer! Volunteering is a fun way to support our organization and help birds at the same time.
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with us
If you need more birds in your life, apply to be an EBR volunteer! Volunteering is a fun way to support our organization and help birds at the same time.
Volunteer
with us
If you need more birds in your life, apply to be an EBR volunteer! Volunteering is a fun way to support our organization and help birds at the same time.
Volunteer
with us
If you need more birds in your life, apply to be an EBR volunteer! Volunteering is a fun way to support our organization and help birds at the same time.
Volunteer
with us
If you need more birds in your life, apply to be an EBR volunteer! Volunteering is a fun way to support our organization and help birds at the same time.
Volunteer
with us
About Exotic
Bird Rescue
Our mission is to find a safe loving home for every bird, and to provide education and support to our community.
Lovebirds
Nine Lovebirds
Age or Hatch Date: Unknown
Gender: Various
Best qualities: Unknown
Favorite food: Unknown
Favorite toys: Swing
Challenges/Quirks: Not hand tame.
Gets along with other birds: Unknown
Gets along with dogs: Unknown
Gets along with cats: Unknown
Gets along with kids: Unknown
Dowel or Step Up trained: No
Vocabulary: None
Known health issues: Unknown.
Other comments: These lovebirds can be adopted as a group, or divided as long as they stay with who they are bonded to.
Last updated: 4/9/2019
Waitlist
Meet
Charlie
*** This bird is currently on our Waitlist and is with their current owner. It may be possible to visit and adopt this bird prior to it being moved to a foster home. Please keep in mind that birds on the Waitlist may not have had a veterinary visit. Their owners may or may not be caring for the bird at EBR minimum standards of care.***
From the current owner: We got our bird Charlie - a male umbrella cockatoo - when he was probably 1.5 years old, in 1992. He lived with us (husband and wife, dogs and cats) and had lots of attention for the first 5 years we had him.
He's always been around cats, kittens, and dogs, but has little interest in them - he's not aggressive nor friendly towards them. He is more fond of women than men, though his primary caretaker is male and he is OK with men but is easily frightened by them.
He does *not* like hats on people, and is not good with children or of course with people poking things into his cage.
He's very friendly with our goffin, but he can be very aggressive so we do not let them come into contact or be alone together ever.
He enjoys playing, and getting showers - we have taken him in the shower, but he prefers to be sprayed and misted by a hose while sitting on our outside deck.
He has a good size cage and still has a nest box that he loves to sleep in, and that he also uses when he gets scared. He gets a good mix of foods, including fruits and vegetables
About
Charlie
Plucker
Age or hatch date:
30ish years
Gender:
Male
Best qualities:
Favorite food:
Banana, apple, grapes, pear, cantaloupe, corn, peas, lima beans, arugula
Favorite toys:
Dowel or step-up trained:
Step up
Challenges:
Vocabulary:
Health issues:
Plucker
Foster-in-place:
Foster in Place
Gets along with birds:
With supervision
Gets along with dogs:
Yes
Gets along with cats:
Yes
Gets along with kids:
No
09/15/21