Tag Archives: The Charlie Brown Bird Rescue

Papa Bear

Eclectus Age: Unknown Sex: Male Papa Bear isn’t a fan of head scratches, but he does enjoy simply being near his people. He likes to hang out, watch what you’re doing, and exist alongside you. With patience, calm interaction, and a predictable routine, he continues to show more of his sweet, thoughtful nature every day.Continue reading “Papa Bear”

Peach

Cockatiel Age: Unknown Sex: Female About Peach is one beautiful Cockatiel. She would do best in a home with anther bird. It will take a little time to build that bond with her. She seems to prefer women but is open to both. Peach enjoys spending her days out with other cockatiels and various people.Continue reading “Peach”

Monkey

Double Yellow-Headed Amazon Age: 20+ yrs Monkey is a charming Double Yellow-Head Amazon, hatched in 2005 and believed to be female. She was recently surrendered due to health concerns, after spending many years with her beloved previous mom. Now, Monkey is looking for a patient, experienced adopter who can help her learn to trust again.Continue reading “Monkey”

Violet

Cinnamon Violet Ring Neck Age: Unknown Violet is a bright, beautiful, and wonderfully expressive Indian Ringneck who knows exactly how she likes to interact with her people. Some days she’s eager to train and show off, and other days she enjoys simply relaxing on her perch and observing the world around her. Once you learnContinue reading “Violet”

Louie

Ducorp’s Cockatoo Age: Unknown Sex: Possible Male Louie has had a tough life. This is his second time at the rescue due to no fault of his own. We would like to see him in a forever home. Louie is a character! He makes his foster mom and dad laugh all the time. He lovesContinue reading “Louie”

Buttercup

Citron-Crested Cockatoo Age: Unknown Sex: Possible Female Buttercup is a lively Citron-Crested Cockatoo with a long history at the rescue and plenty of personality to match. This charismatic bird has many endearing quirks, but like many cockatoos, some behaviors can be misread — leading to bites or displays of aggression if boundaries aren’t respected. ButtercupContinue reading “Buttercup”