If you’re looking for a charity, we’ve got big dreams and lots of beaks to care for. We welcome supply donations, as well as monthly reoccurring payments on the Donations page. Please visit the Donation page, or use the “Donate” button located on this page. Your charitable gift helps us to get the materials we need to continue to run our facility, such as aviaries, carriers, food, medical supplies, etc. We are a Non Profit 501(c)(3) organization, allowing us to accept your tax-free donations. ABVP (Avian) at North Central Animal Hospital. Additionally, we provide educational presentations to the public upon request and based on availability. Our primary mission is to feed, house, and rehabilitate birds. ( Facebook, Instagram, Google+) About Us: If still unsure, contact us via one of our social media contacts: Unsure if a bird needs care? – see our tips here. If volunteers are not available, there are cages on the porch for drop off purposes food and water is available. We cannot pick up birds (with the exception of raptors – if a volunteer is available).įor quickest care, please bring the bird directly to us. We also assist in locating the homes of lost, domesticated exotic birds. We help orphaned, lost, and injured wild birds all over Arizona with the goal of rehabilitating them back to health and releasing them back into the wild. Safe, contact-less service is available at any time with our front porch drop off. If you need to contact us, please use Facebook Messenger from our page. There are cages outside for drop-off and volunteers are checking the door regularly. At this time, please bring birds to us directly. We are currently experiencing issues with our main phone line. Contact Wildlife Services toll-free at 1-87 or contact a licensed wildlife rehabilitator before attempting to handle the animal. For more information, Golden Gate Audubon has this great brochure Healthy Trees, Healthy Birds.Welcome to the homepage of Fallen Feathers! We are a wildlife rescue, rehabilitation facility, and an exotic bird rescue located in Northwest Phoenix, Arizona. Many birds in our area nest from March 1 and August 31. Nesting Birds: In the spring, when cleaning up your yard and hedges or trees be conscious of nesting birds. It is especially important to clean hummingbird feeders as they can harbor mold. Feeders and bird baths should be scrubbed down and rinsed weekly with a bleach solution. Avoid it if at all possible, as both birds and the insects that they thrive on depend on healthy yards.Ĭlean Feeders and Water: Unfortunately, disease is easily spread when multiple birds gather at our feeders and water sources. Above all, be conscious of your pesticide use. Discard all your oils and liquid hazards properly. This is fairly easy outside now with all our city and county containers. Toxic Waste: Keep all your garbage covered. The Sacramento Audubon Cat Policy offers more information on this issue. Learn more at the ABC Website or check out this article from the Cornell Lab of Ornithology.Ĭat Predation: We all love our cats but it is well known that outdoor cats are responsible for millions of bird deaths nationally. The American Bird Conservancy (ABC) provides information on a number of these products.

VISION We dream of a world in which every person, every day, takes action to protect the natural home of wildlife and ourselves. A Voice for Birds in a Changing World MISSION To inspire people to act toward balance with the natural world by rescuing waterbirds in crisis. There are numerous products for sale and DIY solutions to help prevent birds hitting your windows. International Bird Rescue 1,096 followers on LinkedIn.

This can be fatal, of course, but if the bird is just stunned the best thing you can do is to protect it from further harm until it’s able to recover. Window Strikes: You’ve undoubtedly heard, from time to time, a bird striking the window. Some hazards include window strikes, cat predation, and toxic waste both in our garbage and water. Around your yard and its environs there are several things you can do to safeguard your local birds.

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