Connecticut Parrot Rescue
Adopt. Don’t Shop.
A resource for companion parrots in need, and those who love them.
Connecticut Parrot Rescue was founded in July 2015 and as of September 2016, became an official 501c3 non-profit public charity. We are completely run by Connecticut-based volunteer foster homes, who aid the transition and rehabilitation processes of companion parrots into loving adoptive homes. Please browse our website to learn more about our organization, our exciting partnerships, how you can get involved and of course... our amazing adoptable parrots! We strive to give our parrots the best possible care, and then integrate them into suitable and loving homes.
Adoption Process:
Interested in adopting a bird, fostering, or just volunteering?
Check out the birds up for adoption.
Click on the adoption application button at the bottom of the page to fill out an application.
Wait for a response!
While you wait, feel free to check out our website for helpful information on taking care of birds and our social media accounts for more pictures and videos of our birds.
Bird Of The Month:
Khalua
Kahlua is a male Moluccan cockatoo who is approximately 31 years old. He came to stay with us in hopes of finding a home that can love him and give him attention while respecting that stepping up and being handled is a bit scary for him.
Kahlua previously had a female avian mate who passed away many years ago. He has shown that he does like human companionship. He was with the same family for many years until his human female caregiver passed away after a long illness this year. As a result of his owner's long term illness, we aren't certain that Kahlua was able to receive much out of cage time and attention.
Despite all that Kahlua has been through, he is very sweet for the right person. He loves head scritches, attention, and playing with toys. He has discovered that he loves pumpkin birdy bread treats, fruit, and nuts. He has also converted to a healthy pellet diet.
He is very gentle and has not attempted to bite or be aggressive with humans who respect and read his body language. He is scared of some males.
Like all cockatoos, Kahlua can be loud at times; but it is limited to short bursts when he wants attention or breakfast is late.
Because of this, Kahlua will need to be in a freestanding home, not an apartment or condo. Kahlua will need frequent toy replacements (he loves his toys) and a human who can establish and stick to behavior boundaries, reward good behavior, and keep him on a schedule with predictable structure. He will need time and patience in order to be handled.
Kahlua had a full check up at the avian vet and is very healthy. He had previously plucked out his chest feathers. He has not exhibited any plucking activity since he has been with us in foster care.
Adoption Fee $400
Meet Our Birds
Buckle
Buckle is estimated to be in his 50s and is hand tame. He loves to hang outside of his cage and prefers a quieter house. Prefers women and allows scritches and will take treats from your hand.
Adoption Fee $400
Jekyll & Phoenix
Jekyll (GCC) and Phoenix (BC Conure) are a bonded pair. They are very sweet and curious. They know how to step up and like attention! Jekyll is a bit friendlier of the two and is happy to fly on your arm, head and come to people while Phoenix is a bit more reserved and likes to get to know you before he is comfortable with you. They can be noisy in the mornings. I have found that usually that is just them calling to be let out of their cage. Once they are out, they are much quieter and enjoy flight time. They would do well in a home where they can be out of their cage for a good portion of the day.
Adoption Fee $350
Tequila
Tequila is a 16 year old Senegal Parrot who is full of energy! She loves to dance to music and do things around the house with her person. She bonds strongly with one person and loves to have attention on her.
Kahlua
Kahlua is a male Moluccan cockatoo who is approximately 31 years old. He came to stay with us in hopes of finding a home that can love him and give him attention while respecting that stepping up and being handled is a bit scary for him.
Kahlua previously had a female avian mate who passed away many years ago. He has shown that he does like human companionship. He was with the same family for many years until his human female caregiver passed away after a long illness this year. As a result of his owner's long term illness, we aren't certain that Kahlua was able to receive much out of cage time and attention.
Despite all that Kahlua has been through, he is very sweet for the right person. He loves head scritches, attention, and playing with toys. He has discovered that he loves pumpkin birdy bread treats, fruit, and nuts. He has also converted to a healthy pellet diet.
He is very gentle and has not attempted to bite or be aggressive with humans who respect and read his body language. He is scared of some males.
Like all cockatoos, Kahlua can be loud at times; but it is limited to short bursts when he wants attention or breakfast is late.
Because of this, Kahlua will need to be in a freestanding home, not an apartment or condo. Kahlua will need frequent toy replacements (he loves his toys) and a human who can establish and stick to behavior boundaries, reward good behavior, and keep him on a schedule with predictable structure. He will need time and patience in order to be handled.
Kahlua had a full check up at the avian vet and is very healthy. He had previously plucked out his chest feathers. He has not exhibited any plucking activity since he has been with us in foster care.
Adoption Fee $400