Birdline Parrot Rescue

When love isn't enough....

We took in 7 birds over a month ago - we squeezed them in because they simply had nowhere else to go and they needed help.

Its getting harder and harder for people to care for their pets - whether its exotics or domesticated - things are downright hard for so many and the options of surrender are becoming a real challenge - and if that animal is in any form of distress - it becomes that much harder and so unfair to that animal.

There is alot that goes on behind the scenes that we don't share - rescue is not about glorifying what we do or why we do it and its not about trying to showboat help when given - or giving ourselves a pat on the back - its about offering real, honest and tangible help when we can.
I have lost count the amount of nail trims I have done over the years to people who just can't afford it and cannot do it themselves - I have lost count how many times I have offered food/supplies to help families over a rough patch - I have lost count how much behavior counselling I have provided to help that family KEEP their bird in their home..and money never came up and everything has always been funded by me - not the rescue.
Yes, its a choice - 100% - and choices are made every single day and I wouldn't change any of it - its what I do and I do it with passion to help those without a voice.

Where am I going with this...

We lost Blu yesterday - that sweet little Linnie with the massive hole in his beak.
I am so pi**ed off - he deserved so much better and if he had gotten the care he needed years ago - he would not have suffered and he would not have died.
I am angry that people can clearly see suffering/pain in an animal but not reach out for help - there is nothing wrong with seeking help - talk to a vet, an spca, a rescue - but DO SOMETHING don't just sit back and watch them go through this.
As an outsider looking in - you clearly SEE and KNOW something is wrong - step up - DO SOMETHING - how can anyone with any kind of empathy just NOT do something to help - even if that means having the animal removed - at least they will get the care they deserve or be set free to ease their pain.
There are many organizations that can help and if they can't they will direct to you somewhere that can - but I can GUARANTEE that any organization you reach out to will step in if that animal is suffering - make the RIGHT choice - for the love of god use your common sense and if you love that animal - do right by it - you made the CHOICE to have it in your life - YOU are responsible for them.

Blu got to know and feel true, genuine and caring love in his final weeks - he was happy right till the end knowing someone loved him and cared enough to try. It was a very hard goodbye because we know what could have been.

The other 6 are still in foster and waiting for their medical clearance - if you would like to donate to their vet care in memory of Blu - that would be so greatly appreciated and very much needed - we are hopeful that they will all get that second chance they deserve...

Always loved..never forgotten..we love you little one

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REUNITED AFTER 3 DAYS Ashish: 🎉 Stormy is HOME! 🦜💚 We are overjoyed to share that Stormy has been found and is safely back home! A heartfelt thank you to everyone who shared our posts, kept an eye out, offered advice, and supported us over the past few days. Your kindness, prayers, and efforts truly made a difference.This experience reminded us how amazing our community is. We are incredibly grateful to everyone who helped bring our beloved African Grey back to us. Stormy is now safe, resting, and getting lots of love. Thank you all from the bottom of our hearts! ❤️�
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From Messenger Our bird is flew away this morning from hidden valley pk She has microchip
Missing African Grey Parrot – Please Help Us Find Stormy Our beloved African Grey parrot, Stormy, flew away this morning, and we are desperately trying to bring her home. Stormy is a friendly African Grey and is microchipped, so she can be identified if found. She may be scared, tired, and unfamiliar with her surroundings. If you see her, please do not chase her, as she may fly away. If possible, keep an eye on her location and contact us immediately. If you have found Stormy or have any information about her whereabouts, please call or text 647-854-7992 at any time. We would be incredibly grateful for any help in bringing our family member home. Please share this post with your friends and local community groups.
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