Find Bird Sanctuaries Nonprofits and Charities

  Totenzwerg wrote:

Having observed the work of several different organizations that perform similar services, I am truly impressed by the level of activity that SOAR is able to maintain with its limited staff and budget. SOAR now seems to be recognized as the "go-to"... more »

  azbirdwoman wrote:

The Oasis Sanctuary started in my backyard in Phoenix and became the first avian life-care sanctuary in the US to obtain an IRS 501c3. In 1999 we became the first avian sanctuary to become accredited by the American Sanctuary Association and in 2002 were... more »

  nautical daze wrote:

I started here skeptical of what I was getting in to. Not having much experience with birds I was amazed at how the Palace had them socialized and spent so much time with them. I have since finish my hours for my Bright Futures requirement but I still... more »

  mreedoak wrote:

Mickaboo has a new name Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue and is a great organization. Mickaboo takes in sick and injured birds from almost anywhere in Northern California and helpsturn them into healthy wonderful companions for bird lovers. more »

  kvmitchell wrote:

My husband and I were recently excited to find a quality sanctuary for exotic birds (parrots) close to our home. We had been looking for a place to place our parrots when our health no longer allows us to properly care for them. Many pet parrots live... more »

  kganthony wrote:

The staff at Pelican Harbor are more than welcoming when you step foot onto the property. They are very engaging and are able to tell you even the most minute details of each type of bird they save (both native and non-native to FL). We even got to meet... more »

  KevinMIllhouse wrote:

Please do not leave your parrot with this man and his organization. He will take your birds and sell them, he does not care for these birds at all. He has NO VET skills, and is a fraud. I went to see his venue and i was shocked to see how these birds... more »

  bob10 wrote:

Absolutely the best in the nation. 21 outdoor aviaries, birds are all happy and healthy. Staff there is great with visitors! Admission is by Donation and it's tax deductible. If you're ever in the Augusta, Georgia area visit them. It's only about 5... more »

  ICON wrote:

This wild bird hospital and sanctuary made it through a challenging transition after the death of the "Bird Lady". The community leaders really stepped up and so did the locals. Worthy! more »

  Peek a Boo wrote:

I started working w/ Wings of Love Birdhaven when my 9yo son was pursuing a Bird project through 4-H. We were looking for places for him to volunteer, and the Rescue wasn't far from us at all. They immediately listed ways that even a 9yo could help:... more »

  FlockTogether wrote:

Papayago Rescue House is home to some of the most passionate, knowledgeable, and hardworking people I know. It's also home to birds young and old of all sizes awaiting the family that they deserve. My experience as an adopter and volunteer has been excellent.... more »

  Lucie B. wrote:

My family and i absolutely love it here. Everyone is extremely friendly and very knowledgeable. The animals are very well taken care of. more »

  Harry F.1 wrote:

Having worked there as a volunteer last fall, I know first hand what a dedicated, knowledgeable staff the Raptor Trust has! Although usually understaffed and under volunteered, they still make it work for the hundreds of birds in their care! more »

  mstwister wrote:

Michael is a very loving bird owner. He knows their language and is able to reach into the birds minds to unite as one. He and his wife are a remarkable people. more »

  Michelle313 wrote:

The Cape Fear Raptor Center is an amazing non profit. They help these birds in need that many others would let parish. People do not realize the importance of raptors to our ecosystem. The CFRC does their VERY best to save these birds, while also educating... more »

  Izzy W. wrote:

My husband and I have been visiting the Carolina Raptor Center for almost five years now. The people are friendly, the center is well maintained and the birds are beautiful. Children and adults can learn from the educational programs and all the volunteers... more »

  foundingdirector1 wrote:

Everyone here respects and gets along with each other! There is only support, no dissention. The director is a passionate and intelligent teacher, never shy to teach all she knows. I have learned so much. And experienced nature and animals in ways I could... more »

  Heather N.9 wrote:

I came across this rescue in a bird group that I follow. I started donating by buying a raffle ticket. After seeing all the help they’ve given and are still doing. I try and donate any chance I can to their causes. more »

  BobbyPic wrote:

I have always been interested in parrots and other companion birds. I discovered the Greater Chicago Caged Bird Society has a shelter for companion birds to find a new forever home. I stopped by and observed the care and love the birds receive. They... more »

  Sheila Myers L. wrote:

Birds of Paradise Sanctuary Owner/Operator Debbie Huckabee is not only the most caring and knowledgeable person on avian welfare but she lives and breathes for the all animal welfare. She has been sure, she will be the voice of the voiceless. I have had... more »

  JoleneVelez wrote:

I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation at Port Royal Farmer's Market. Your volunteers were extremely knowledgeable about each bird of prey. It was truly magical to see each bird up close! more »

  bfs wrote:

Staff and volunteers are passionately committted to the care and rehabiliation of raptors that have been damaged and unable to return to their habitat without the intervention of experts who can evaluate their chances of survival on their own. The Raptor... more »

  robino wrote:

Under my wings saved my life. When I had to give up my two parrots because my dog was dying from renal disease I was blessed with finding Under my wings. Paula and her husband and volunteers have given my birds a wonderful home providing them with love... more »

  Nancie R. wrote:

I found a wedding dove who was released and lost near my home in Inwood (UWS). The Wild Bird Fund helped me to rehabilitate my bird and I adopted her. Ariel has been a wonderful companion for the past 2 years. Recently, I have found other wedding doves... more »

  Paulette W. wrote:

Sharon goes above and beyond to help those he need the most help. God bless her and her mission!!! more »

  Linda175 wrote:

MAARS is an aggregate of outstanding volunteers who provide care, feeding, medical and social needs for approx 85 predominately special needs parrots. No one is paid, so all donations go to this end. The compassion shown each bird, each with an individual... more »

  gibo wrote:

I've worked with interns overseen by Environment for the Americas for two years in a row and it has been a positive experience all around. EFTA does a lot to support both the interns and program partners, making the whole process simple and rewarding. more »

  rivergirl wrote:

The National Eagle Center provides the opportunity to view several eagles up close, within about 2 or 3 feet. I live on the backwaters of the Mississippi River and we have lost two eagle nests behind our house over the last year to high wind storms. ... more »

  Crystal42 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Feathered Sanctuary for several years now. I enjoy my time at Feathered Sanctuary. After we are finished cleaning the birds in their care, I get to spend time with the birds and interact with them. It is an awesome experience. Feathered... more »

  jerry2 wrote:

Thanks to Hawk Watch International I am able to dail in to the outdoors when it comes to identifying Raptors. When fly fishing as a guide on the rivers I am able to bring to those I am guiding a greater understanding of Raptors and there role in understanding... more »

  ibnff wrote:

This nonprofit is absolutely TERRIBLE. The foundation has also been literally kicked out of other counties in the state and has gone through numerous managerial turnovers as the result of poor management on the part of the president. more »

  Richard Russo wrote:

Having been in continuous operation since 1995, the "Lucky Duck Rescue & Sanctuary" is the only non-profit that provides quality care for abandoned and injured ducks, geese, and muscovies in the entire Southern California area. The rescue presently is... more »

  janjill wrote:

I learn so much from Sunshine Haven Wildlife Rehabilitation. They share a lot of info about things I didn't know like what to do if you find a baby bird. I just moved onto wooded property with lots of wildlife and have already come across an injured bird. more »

  raptor-house- wrote:

We care for injured wildlife that comes to the center. Train raptors that are non-releasable and get them place in educational programs and zoo's. We educate well over 6000 thousand students with the traveling educational program. more »

  mrjonez72104 wrote:

So helpful and brought our little owl baby up to adult hood. Followed up when we asked! more »

  vivcadena wrote:

I loved it! learned so much about bird communities and their environment. Learned to train others as well and had a lot of fun! more »

  Bird lady wrote:

The person who wrote the bad review should be ashamed for writing false information. First the founder Lavenia was only present the day she was escorted off the sanctuary property. This person would just show up and complain to volunteers the whole... more »

  Holmes2022 wrote:

Soft Landings graciously took in a domestic blind mallard that I rescued and was fostering in Florida. I'm so happy he has a wonderful loving home there where he's been paired with another blind duck. They are very experienced, passionate and caring and... more »

  MariJackson wrote:

They do great work! It's always fun and educational to see the volunteers and birds at their events! more »

  sheena-shyla wrote:

My family has been going to Florida every year for last 10 years and we always stop at the Seabird Sanctuary. It currently has no admission cost but we donate anyway because we see the good work they do. There are all kinds of birds there, some get helped... more »

  dtmacias wrote:

My wife and I spent a wonderful day walking the conservancy for about 3 hours in the morning. We were able wonder at our own pace, which was good because it was my wife's first time to experience the sight. There was as always plenty to take in and photography.... more »

  SeraphinaEq wrote:

I have been volunteering at Acres at Magnolia Equine Rescue and Sanctuary for quite some time, and I am happy to report that everyone is so welcoming and kind there. All the animals love getting attention, whether you're there to groom, or muck some fields,... more »

  CaptainTut wrote:

Pinellas Suncoast Parrot Sanctuary was started by Captain Tut Barrett and his beleivers in what he does. Capt.Tut got out of the Marine Corps ending the Viet Nam Era in 1973. In those days Jimmy Buffett was still new and even Birtie Higgins was from this... more »

  Robert Schmid wrote:

I first began volunteering with LCF in 1987 when they came to MN to do educational demonstrations. This became an annual occurrence for me. The rest of the year I volunteered in various capacities in various charities. I sat on the Board of Directors... more »

  ssevern wrote:

As a new resident who loves to hike, learn about native plants and animals and make a difference in my community, I was happy to discover that Southern Conservation Trust was the organization behind several beautiful nature preserves and trails in my... more »

  Blubird wrote:

When I first started volunteering at Audubon Canyon Ranch about 16 years ago, Ray Peterson was the biologist at the Bolinas Lagoon Preserve. When Ray saw a particularly exciting display of nature, which to his eyes occurred about every 5 minutes, Ray... more »

  Writer wrote:

Hawks Aloft is an incredible organization in more ways than one. They “work to conserve indigenous wild birds through avian research, conservation education, and cooperation with others” (mission statement). Personally, I have contacted them when... more »

  mike wrote:

Wild Bill's Sanctuary is a non-profit organization, they are 501 C3 accredited (E-IN 26-2951144), holding licences with the USDA, USDI, and Oklahoma; as well as a degree in Wildlife Biology with over 45 years experience. their mission at Wild Bill's... more »

  Christopher Birdman D. wrote:

NW Parrot Rescue is one Awesome diversified Parrot Rescue. Founded by; Christopher "Birdman" Driggins in 2001. NW Parrot Rescue also performed wildlife bird rescue for 15 years while conducting rehoming services for displaced and orphaned parrots. Their... more »

  MikeW wrote:

We at the Trumbull Soil & Water Conservation District have worked with Heather Merritt and her team since 2005 on various educational and conservation programs. They are very hardworking as well as compassionate for the injured birds they have taken in.... more »

  BirdLvr wrote:

Parrots live a long time and many companion birds are shuffled from household to household. This organization does a fabulous job finding new homes for these beautiful, intelligent birds. more »

  cdooley91 wrote:

The purpose of this rescue should be to adopt out birds. Otherwise they fill up and cannot accept new birds. They also constantly beg for more money to keep their flock fed. This place is nearly impossible to adopt a bird from . They hate adoption.... more »

  BirdLover20034 wrote:

As soon as I called, I knew that this was going to be a pleasant experience. Upon arrival, the atmosphere was warm and welcoming. The birds were happy and singing. Adopted 6 lovely birds. Wonderful organization. more »

  Mags S. wrote:

Moved to Boise in Jan 2001. Family hadn't arrived so first weekend wandered around finding The Peregrine Fund World Center for Birds of Prey. I spent three and a half hours here that day and knew when I retired I'd volunteer to work at Birds of Prey.... more »

  carverdt wrote:

They provide great educational programs to people interested in owning a bird, large or small. They also run an adoption program and have many birds that need a new forever home. If you are interested in owning a bird, they educate you first to make... more »

  Jane wrote:

It's about the birds. Huge, beautiful and endangered birds. Birds of ancient memory. Whooping Cranes. And it's about the people. Extraordinarily talented people. Skilled and self-sacrificing caretakers, pilots, photographers, support personnel, teachers,... more »

  For_the_greater_good wrote:

They help parrots who come from either elderly people who cannot take care of them anymore, the border patrol/fish & wildlife when someone tries to smuggle parrots over the border, or a myriad of other people who cannot take care of their parrot anymore.... more »

  Amy Bix wrote:

First became familiar with this group upon visiting their facility in Wisconsin - beautifully maintained and run, and wonderful chance to see and appreciate these gorgeous and interesting birds. The most important thing is that this group works both... more »

  Bruce33 wrote:

I got interested in the PVPLC when they helped restore an abandoned 100 acre parcel at White Point Nature Preserve, just a few blocks from my house. They provide amazing opportunities for me as a volunteer. I got to remove invasive weeds, plant native... more »

  kateses wrote:

Serenity Farm is a hidden gem. The animals are all very happy, friendly, and well cared for. I also love the emphasis Jo places on creating spaces for the natural wildlife to thrive. more »

  Tom_41 wrote:

I rescued a nestling several years ago and drove it 1.5 hours to Tri-State where the good folks there not only nursed it to health but also notified me when it was released to the wild. I have been back several times since to donate supplies and I also... more »

  Christina17 wrote:

We sent two of our cats to Pets Alive one to be spayed, and the other to be neutered. I agree with the bottom reviewer in that my boy cat came home a mess. I was assured by the group that they traveled with for the clinic that it was safe. I told them... more »

  Harry W.1 wrote:

I am volunteer for the Cape Fear Parrot Sanctuary. I help at different fundraising events dressed as a pirate, i know right who would have thought of putting pirates together with parrots. The sanctuary cares for over 250 birds. The owner works tirelessly... more »

  castlelvr13 wrote:

Visited several years ago for possible placement of a bird. Filthy! Birds in outside cages. Mosquitos were everywhere. Wouldn't put any bird there. Shouldn't be a rescue. more »

  Candace L. wrote:

Wild bird rescue has been a literal lifesaver! After having my young cat kill a mother bird and finding eggs in her nest I called them and they took me through everything step by step. I was very upset and they comforted me that the eggs would be alright... more »

  Evaluator wrote:

The Gulf Coast Bird Observatory is helping save habitat for our precious birds and educates many people on how to be good stewards of the resources all around us. They are building a new education center to continue to fulfill on that commitment. Have... more »

  AnneKBradley wrote:

I have volunteered with the Refuge for..a really long time. The group is one of the first in our area to specialize in the rescue and placement of exotic parrots, and has done a lot to educate people. Birds lose their homes the same way that dogs... more »

  team1 wrote:

This organization not only takes care of birds, but people to. People that are on social services (homeless, shelters) .We spent the day with the children and what smiles, it was so nice to see that they had no problems for the day. what gifts! Your organization... more »

  Nils Warnock wrote:

If you are interested in birds and science and helping conserve birds and their habitats then PRBO is the place for you. I worked there as a biologist and can attest that most of each dollar donated to PRBO is spent on research or education that will... more »

  SoarinHawk wrote:

Soarin’ Hawk relies on volunteers to execute our mission to conserve and protect birds of prey through rehabilitation and education. There are many ways that our volunteers contribute: avian care, rescue, physical therapy, educational programs, facility... more »

  MaryKO wrote:

I went out to Avian Reconditioning Center one Saturday to see the Birds of Prey and was hooked. I started volunteering that Wednesday. I soon realized the staff was very knowledgeable and extremely caring for these injured birds. The staff and all the... more »

  Shack wrote:

Our program has two main goals. EDUCATION and REHABILITATION Educational programs are provided to the public, youth groups, local organizations and educational institutions. Through these programs raptor awareness is enhanced. Because birds... more »

  Eileen28 wrote:

This organization is making great strides in providing care and essential services to birds. They have grown from a small organization serving initially several hundred birds to a wonderful provider for thousands of injured and sick birds. I look forward... more »

  Spinney wrote:

Whether an avid birder or not you will be captivated by the almost alive carvings of Bob Spear and the nature themed artwork of many others. Watch for local birds, take a carving class, go on educational walks through the woods, or my favorite activity... more »

  Jenny26 wrote:

This is a marvelous organization that is dedicated to educating the public about birds and specifically birds of prey such as eagles, hawks, falcons, vultures, etc. In addition, they have a superb medical facility for rehabilitating birds that have been... more »

  kdesrochers wrote:

My wife and I visited this Bird Sanctuary last Thursday. What a treat! These birds are well cared for and the proprietor is well versed in their care. The tour took 2 hours (maybe a bit too long), but was very educational and interesting. She operates... more »

  seabirdshawn wrote:

Save Our Seabirds is a fantastic organization dedicated to rescuing birds of all types that are injured, sick, or need care in the surrounding community. They have two sites that care for the birds; one in Wimauma Florida and one in Sarasota Florida. The... more »

  Sithaeg wrote:

With all the stressors on our environment and the creatures that inhabit it, the Ojai Raptor Center plays a crucial role in preserving raptors and songbirds. They are readily available to rehabilitate injured birds. They have education programs which... more »

  NASABackyard wrote:

A welcomed green space that brings the community together to volunteer and walk. Together, we transformed a golf course into a flood detention pond and nature conservancy. Walking on the 6 mile trail, brings the beauty of nature right before your eyes... more »

  eadeacon wrote:

After arriving in Sitka, Alaska on a private vessel we found ourselves wandering through downtown, and then through the nearby Sitka National Historic Park and Trails. We overheard fellow walkers talk about the Alaska Raptor Rehabilitation Center and... more »

  Cindy Jimmerson wrote:

2 months ago a gorgeous 5 yo female Bald Eagle was struck by a car/truck on the highway adjacent to our canyon home outside Missoula. She sustained a spinal cord injury and was rescued by my family members from drowning in the Blackfoot River in cold... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Houston Audubon became an accredited land trust in July 2017, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Houston Audubon meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Houston... more »

  faybie wrote:

There are so many rescues for cats and dogs, which live, on average, 15 years. On the other hand, there are very few rescues dedicated to the rescue and rehabilitation of neglected, abused, and abandoned parrots, many of which have a lifespan of greater... more »

  birdlady1 wrote:

Bird rescues should not be breeding. Yet this "rescue" does. Their current Facebook cover photo is of two hybrid macaws that were bred by the owner of this "rescue." To add insult to injury, she bred two endangered parrots in order to produce these babies.... more »

  chris35 wrote:

I have volunteered with A.R.K. for a year now. They are wonderfully dedicated volunteers who save hundreds of animals every month. Each week they go to the local county shelters and rescue dogs and cats that would have been euthanized and then they... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Land Trust of North Alabama is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Land Trust of North Alabama meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Land Trust of North Alabama has demonstrated to... more »

  Chinom25 wrote:

I came home today to find an injured hawk on my back porch. I called Bird Rescue Center and they had someone out within 20 minutes. Just made a small donation to show my gratitude! more »

  mr lou wrote:

the parrot fanciers club also includes "parrot haven" which is a parrot rescue group. when owners of parrots can not keep the bird any longer they turn to parrot haven which finds a good home for the bird. lisa & dennis Umstead who runs the haven do a... more »

  darlindar6365 wrote:

A goose was deliberately ran over and my neighbor was there to care and comfort the poor baby who was bleeding and in pain. He brought "Thor" what he called the goose. He called to tell me that someone from Grumpy Granny's Goose ������ Rescue drove all... more »

  Lea1966 wrote:

This is not a rescue. Why they claim to be a rescue I don't know. They snatch up any parrot they can find and throw it in an aviary. No transparency. When ask how they are funded, they get mad at you. I hope they are checked out in the future, because... more »

  profetal wrote:

"www.DuckHaven.org" This is the only place in South Florida where Ducks are protected. At Duck Haven crippled, orphaned and all ducks are rehabilitated, relocated and most importantly protected from harm in South Florida. Donations are needed to feed,... more »

  Ashland wrote:

Lincoln Memorial Garden is a gem. I have served as a board member and volunteer for seven years and love and respect its mission more each year. This is not a "garden" in the usual sense but a woodland artfully designed by the great landscape architect... more »

  awarwick wrote:

If you find a wounded wild bird this is the place to take the bird, they will do what is best for the bird. A grand place for the living and caring of birds. more »

  dollken wrote:

Dedication to the parrots surrender. Very friendly to talk whenever you have questions. more »

  Larry36 wrote:

This astronomy site is great and serves the public. They will answer any and all of your questions about the stars and planets. more »

  Cynthia R. wrote:

I adopted a wonderful cat from here I wanted the certificate to get her spayed, however DO NOT expect that you will ever be able to contact the director, or get a call back. to get the pet fixed. its pretty bad that I HAD to call the local SPCA to get... more »

  Scott O. wrote:

Great people on staff who really seem to care about the organization and its work. Worthwhile programs that are very valuable to the community! more »

  cdooley91 wrote:

This place should be focused on adoption birds. But the process is longer than adopting a child. You have to fill out a pile of paperwork then attend a special class. Then you have to have your house inspected numerous times and be interviewed.... more »

  allen919 wrote:

I wanted to adopt this beautiful double yellow magna amazon parrot named Soleil that I found on petfinder.com Unfortunately, the organization's foster host thwarted every effort I made to visit the bird. The bird is kept in a dark, cramped computer... more »

  SaintLouisBWorks wrote:

I volunteered with Wild Bird Rehabilitation between 2008 and 2011. The care and compassion demonstrated by fellow volunteers and staff members was unbelievable. In addition to caring for hundreds of birds in the peak season alone, Wild Bird... more »

  Patricia C R. wrote:

This is a great opportunity for the birds in Florida. I love Seaside Bird Sanctuary in Indian Shores Florida. This is the reason why I want to retire and spend my time at Indian Shores Florida so I can volunteer here full time. Without this sanctuary... more »

The american bald eagle foundation is dedicated to the protection and preservation of bald eagle habitat through sponsoring and... more »

Nurse injured birds back to health more »

It is the mission of the natural resources trust of easton (nrt) to educate about significant natural and cultural resources and... more »

  WingsOfLoveIsGood wrote:

Founder Yvonne Patterson (now Burbach) began in 1969 with a wild-caught cockatoo whom she still has (2021) named Snowball. As a teenager she gave monies to organizations to help save wildlife but said it didn't 'fulfill her'. Her prayers were answered... more »

Fur Purries, founded in august 1990 out of a need for asssitance with finding new homes for the ever increasing number of unwanted... more »

The purposes and objective of audubon dallas shall be to engage exclusively in any such educational,scientific,investigative,literary,historical,philanthropic... more »

Conserve our productive working landscape, scenic vistas and important wildlife habitats more »

Rescue care of wild animals more »

The rose island lighthouse foundation is a rhode island not-for-profit corporation whose mission is to preserve the historic and... more »

To preserve and protect the norman bird sanctuarys habitats and resources for the propagation, preservation and protection of... more »

Dedicated to the conservation of birds and their habitats in the great basin and the northern mojave desert. more »

Our mission is to enrich the lives of people in greater cleveland by conserving natural habitats, restoring the ecological value... more »

Hummingbird Farm, founded in 1999, is built on the belief that the way to end the abuse and suffering of animals is through learning... more »

To take all actions deemed by the bluebird society of pennsylvania to be beneficial to the protection, enjoyment and propagation... more »

PEAR TREE Avian Sanctuary provides placement for unwantedpsittacines. We rescue, rehabilitate, and adopt outrelinquished parrots.... more »

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REHABILITATION OF INJURED WILD ANIMALS; WILDLIFE & ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION more »

Owl's hill nature sanctuary is dedicated to: environmental education and research; restoration of native flora and fauna; conservation... more »

Michigan audubon connects birds and people for the benefit of both through conservation, education, and research efforts in the... more »

To rescue dogs in the ms delta more »

Waterfowl chesapeake will create, restore and conserve waterfowl habitat throughout the chesapeake bay watershed and nearby coastal... more »

Organization dedicated to helping build recovery in the lives of individuals families affected by chemical dependancy by helping... more »

Provide temporary and permanent sanctuary, adoption, rescue and proper care to displaced companion birds who are left without... more »