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Who is For The Love of BirdsFor The Love of Birds is a bird rescue operating in New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania exclusively for charitable and educational purposes of companion birds through rescue, care and placement. We are a 501c3 nonprofit registered in the State of New Jersey that is operated by a group of dedicated volunteers. We possess a permit from the State of New Jersey, Division of Fish & Wildlife for Exotic and Non-Game Wildlife Species Possession.
Instead of one central location, our birds are cared for in private foster homes throughout New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania, given a healthy varied diet and lots of toys, until a suitable and loving new home is found. Each bird is an individual and is encouraged at their own pace to develop a sense of security, confidence and positive interaction with humans and develop skills to succeed in their next home. More information on our adoption or surrender processes can be found under the navigation area to the left.
Adoption application • Surrender/Rehome formFoster application • Volunteer application • Will provision (PDF)
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Charlie is a very personable, very beautiful, 15 year-old male Hoffman's Conure (a rare species). He truly loves the people he loves, although males are his clear preference. He chatters up a storm in his cage or calls out, as soon as he sees them or hears their voices. He craves closeness, so as soon as his person opens his cage door, he pops out on his door, like a little Jack in the Box, and waits for your hand to pick him up- this always melts his foster family's hearts. : >D. He has sooo much personality and is truly a large bird in a small bird's body....read more about Charlie
Hatch Date: 2013
Wally is an 11 year old, DNA sexed female, Green Cheek Conure.
Wally is a vocal girl. She LOVES strawberries, grapes and a daily splash in her bath. She also loves to snuggle and sleep with a fuzzy wallet.
She is nippy, (which is common in green cheek conures) and only likes to be handled on her terms.
Wally does not know the step-up command. When a finger is placed in front of her, she doesn't know what to do and will just nip at it.
Wally did not fly when her current family brought her home, however, she h...read more about Wally
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