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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »