We are proud to partner with the following avian charities:

• Phoenix Landing Foundation

  The Phoenix Landing Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit all-volunteer organization. It was established to promote and protect the welfare of parrots, especially those with an extensive lifespan. Phoenix Landing provides for parrots in need and acts as advocates for those without protection.

  Phoenix Landing's mission is to:

  • Provide educational activities regarding the care and needs of parrots;
  • Facilitate adoption for parrots who need a new family;
  • Help parrots who outlive their guardians;
  • Sponsor research of wild habitats and natural parrot behaviors;
  • Support conservation and eco-tourism;
  • Sponsor better avian education for vets and vet students; and
  • Advocate standards of care for pet stores, breeders, and rescues.
  www.phoenixlanding.org

• The Gabriel Foundation

  The Gabriel Foundation is a 501(c)(3) avicultural and veterinary affiliated parrot welfare organization licensed by the State of Colorado, promoting educational outreach, conservation, rescue, rehabilitation, adoption, long-term foster care, and sanctuary pertaining to the needs of parrots everywhere.

  The Foundation's purpose is to serve as a research and educational model to the public-at-large, the veterinary medical community, the pet industry, humane animal welfare organizations and the avicultural community. The Foundation educates the public about the importance of providing appropriately for the welfare of parrots in captivity and the need to preserve the world's parrots in their wild habitats.

  The Gabriel Foundation also provides for the general welfare of parrots in the public domain by providing accurate, comprehensive and reliable educational and resource materials to the interested public at large through a variety of media approaches.

  www.thegabrielfoundation.org

• The Oasis Sanctuary

  The Oasis Sanctuary is a Rescue and Retirement facility for exotic birds, predominantly CITES I and II endangered birds. We offer birds a stable and loving home for the duration of their natural lives. We do not sell or breed birds. Nor do we offer birds for adoption.

  The Oasis Sanctuary is proud to be the first exotic bird sanctuary to receive dual accreditation from the American Sanctuary Association (ASA) and The Association of Sanctuaries ( TAOS).

  Our Objectives

  • To provide permanent Sanctuary to any Psittacines (parrot-type birds) who have no fatal, contagious disease but are otherwise unplaceable in homes;
  • To develop and build naturalistic habitats (free-flights) for the birds in residence at The Oasis Sanctuary.
  • To continue working with bona fide avian and animal welfare organizations in an effort to ensure that every parrot in captivity has a safe and loving home and that the remaining wild population is protected from commercial exploitation;
  • To educate the public about Psittacines, their proper care in captivity and their place in the wild.
  www.the-oasis.org

• World Parrot Trust

  Protecting parrots with your help...

  Nearly one-third of all parrot species are threatened in the wild. And millions of pet parrots share our lives and homes. As a leader in parrot conservation and welfare, the World Parrot Trust works with parrot enthusiasts, researchers, local communities and government leaders to encourage effective solutions that protect parrots.

  To do this, we focus on:

  • Conducting and supporting field conservation projects,
  • Working to eliminate the international trade in wild caught parrots and;
  • Increasing awareness of the plight of parrots, in the wild and in captivity.
  www.parrots.org