Please feel free to give us a call to ask questions, set up a date and time to see us and our feathered flock, or to help you with any companion bird needs you may have. The bird is grey-brown, with white underparts banded black above and below the chest. We are all very committed, honest and social individuals that will gladly answer any of your questions to the best of our knowledge. (Taeniopygia bichenovii) The Double-barred Finch is a long-tailed grass-finch with white face bordered black, distinctively patterned like an owl face. If a bird has hit a window and is still alive, it may just need a little time to regain its senses, then may. Birds go into shock very easily when injured, and often die from the shock. We welcome individuals to contact us and set up an appointment to see our facilities and to gain knowledge of what we do in a day of Companion Bird Rescue. If you find an injured bird, carefully put it in a cardboard box with a lid or a towel over the top, and place in a cool, safe place.
However, it is possible in most situations. Some birds come in that have never been handled and they may take more time to trust the human hand. Then, we get to work on helping each bird find an appropriate forever loving home. This helps us determine the best possible home situation for each bird. In getting to know a bird, we focus on the bird's personality and disposition in certain situations. When we receive a pet bird, we take them to our avian vet for a thorough exam and any necessary testing and treatment. In addition to the shelter in Little Chute, we have added a shelter/fostering location in Lena. Our shelter recently relocated to Little Chute and our office remains in Neenah. Our facility is located in the picturesque. We also provide educational outreach programs. We are a Wisconsin based 501(c)(3) nonprofit No KILL shelter. We rescue, rehabilitate and release hundreds of wild birds each year. We diligently focus on making their lives better. We strive to achieve what is best for the life of a companion bird. These guys do," said Lloyd.Īssuming that Birds of a Feather is not thrown out into the street, it may be a Godsend, because with more help what could actually happen is a bigger, better place for the birds and all the volunteers.All of us in the RoseBerry Bird Rescue family are very honest, loving and knowledgeable people. "We don't want people thinking we're here for the buck because the buck doesn't mean anything to me. He's working, said volunteer and client Jeanne Weber.īirds of a feather lives mostly on individual donations. "I love getting to come here, volunteer, feed everybody. Finches from shelters usually end up there because the previous owner is suffering a financial hardship, moved, had a death in the family or gave up on caring for the Finch, NOT because the Finch is unhealthy. John cares and loves these animals so much, it just really warms my heart," said Ashlyn Henderson. Finch Rescue organization work hard to prepare Finches for their next home, and will work with you to find a bird whose temperament will suit your lifestyle. Please email us at: with your requested information, your contact details, and your WFS membership number. They also have relatively pointed wings, notched tails, and distinctive flight calls. Birds in the Fringillidae family all have compact bodies, conical bills, and short necks with large jaw muscles. These include crossbills, Evening and Pine Grosbeaks, redpolls, and siskins.
Members of the Waxbill Finch Society may use this facility to advertise their surplus birds or to post wanted or exchange ads. There are 17 North American finch species. "There's no one like John that actually works and cares and loves these animals like he does," said volunteer Teresa Henderson. RoseBerry Bird Rescue strives to enhance the lives and well-being of surrendered companion birds through veterinary care, rehabilitation, and the correction of. Birds: For sale, wanted, and/ or for exchange. If Lloyd is the heart of Birds of a Feather, the volunteers are its tireless soul. Lloyd brings birds to animal shelter Critter Camps, charity organizations, and even local Blessings of the Animals, putting on shows for kids and said, "People just don't realize how intelligent these birds are. These birds, they're just not caged all the time, they're out every day." said Lloyd. "Before they get adopted, I'll get them to where I know they're safe to handle them.
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"Some of these birds can live 50 plus years, so that's a long time," said volunteer trainer Danielle Dellurba.
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