Birds-I-View

Feeding bread causes permanent damage to ducks and geese. They develop angel wing. They can not migrate or fly to avoid predators. PLEASE DO NOT FEED BREAD to ducks and geese. Cracked corn, corn, peas, mealworms, romaine lettuce, watermelon, grapes CUT into pieces, cantaloupe……are a few good options!

In need of donations. Our sweet girl Toca has just been diagnosed with cancer on her foot. She is going to need to have her left rear leg amputated. It is going to cost roughly $1000.00. She is a rescue who has had a tough life. If you can help even a little She would appreciate it. You can Zelle me (message me and I will give you the info)or send a check made out to Faulkner Animal Hospital to our P.O. Box 1246 Waxhaw NC 28173 OR mail a check to Faulkner directly or call by credit card 803-286-8131 (make a note for Toca Krol surgery)directly to Faulkner Animal Hospital 739 Lancaster Bypass E Lancaster SC 29720. Thank you so much! Even if everyone gave $1.00 it adds up.

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Tropical Bird Sanctuary in Waxhaw - we are a forever home for Parrots of all sizes
No experience necessary.
We are looking to add someone to our family of caretakers. You must have reliable transportation, be punctual, organized, work well with others, must be meticulous and committed to enriching the bird's lives. We are looking for Sunday and Tuesday. Possibly more hours if you want. We work 4 to 5 hour shifts. You must be able bend and squat and to be on your feet for 5 hours.

We are also looking for someone (this is a separate job - but can be done by the same person if they want to) to help pressure washing cages and do litter bedding. Must be able to move large parrot cages and also move 25 lb bags of food. This is a Sunday position at this time.
Hourly rate will be discussed when we meet.
You will be working to enrich the lives of Parrots at a Sanctuary. We are looking for someone who is meticulous in their cleaning habits. Duties include doing food and water, sweeping/washing/vacuuming the floor, taking out the trash, wiping down (dusting) cages, cleaning/replacing toys, cleaning perches, interacting with the birds, helping to keep an eye on the birds while they are in the outside play area and other duties to keep everyone fed, clean and happy.
If you are looking to spend some time learning and helping some amazing creatures, then this is the job for you. We will train you. All you need is a real love for animals. If you are interested please private message me and include your email and phone number. I will be in touch to set up an interview. Thank You!

Please help us care for our over 100 Parrots that live in a forever home! Share this to your page and spread the word! Even $1 from everyone would add up! Thank You!

Help Dave keep birds I view, his life's passion, organized by Joy Korzenko Hi!! My name is Joy and I am looking to help my friend David krol… Joy Korzenko needs your support for Help Dave keep birds I view, his life's passion

Tropical Bird Sanctuary in Waxhaw - we are a forever home for Parrots of all sizes
No experience necessary.
We are looking to add a few new people to our family of caretakers. You must have reliable transportation, be punctual, organized, work well with others, must be meticulous and committed to enriching the bird's lives. At this time we are hiring for Saturday - Sunday and one day during the week. We work 4 to 4 ½ hour shifts. We are looking for one person to work or multiple people to work any combination of those days. You must be able bend and squat and to be on your feet for 4 hours. We are also looking for someone to work pressure washing cages. Any day is fine. Must be able to move large parrot cages and also move 32 lb bags of food.
Hourly rate will be discussed when we meet.
You will be working to enrich the lives of Parrots at a Sanctuary. We are looking for someone who is meticulous in their cleaning habits. Duties include doing food and water, sweeping/washing/vacuuming the floor, taking out the trash, wiping down (dusting) cages, cleaning/replacing toys, cleaning perches, interacting with the birds, helping to keep an eye on the birds while they are in the outside play area and other duties to keep everyone fed, clean and happy.
If you are looking to spend some time learning and helping some amazing creatures, then this is the job for you. We will train you. All you need is a real love for animals. If you are interested please private message me and include your email and phone number. I will be in touch to set up an interview. Thank You!

Valentines Day is coming! Don't forget to pay extra attention to your Birdies!

7 Macaws and 2 Eclectus had baths today! FUN!

Thank you to Home At Last Parrot Sanctuary for sharing this!

Signs of illness in birds (and other exotic pets) can sometimes be subtle. Since prey animals like birds hide illness, if you notice something seems a bit off, it is best to play it safe and get your bird a checkup.

It is much better for your bird to be seen by a veterinarian when the bird first shows minor symptoms as opposed to when your pet becomes extremely ill. If a pet is really sick, we may have to provide supportive care and wait for your pet to become more stable before the doctor is able to do the diagnostics.

Keep an eye on your bird for any changes. Know your bird and watch the behavior, appetite, water intake, physical appearance, feathers, breathing, sleeping, and of course, check out the p**p everyday! 🦜💩