Sponsor an adoptable bird!

Maybe you'd like to help an adoptable bird, but cannot adopt right now. You can choose to sponsor one, instead!

By sponsoring a bird, you can either contribute to those who need some additional care in order to be well and adoptable. Or, you can choose to sponsor the general care costs of a bird a the Phoenix Landing adoption center, until they find that next home. 

Sponsor a bird who needs some extra care

Georgia

Volunteers in Florida have been working with Exotic Bird Hospital to help Georgia the military macaw. She was a chronic egg layer, and required two implants, and a foster home who modified the environment to also help her, to alleviate that. She also had a bacterial infection, so received medication for it. She also tested positive for aspergillosis, and is receiving two anti-fungal medications for it. Georgia underwent x-rays to see if there were fungal abscesses. The good news was that there weren’t! However, the x-rays did find that her liver is enlarged. The veterinary costs to date are about $1800. She will be retested again in a month for aspergillosis. Consider making a donation to help sponsor Georgia's care.

NC Parakeets

The week before Christmas, a rural shelter in North Carolina received a lot of birds, after their owner passed away. Phoenix Landing was able to take in 10 of the parakeets. One died within a few hours of leaving the shelter, and another passed away at a veterinarian's office a few days later. Necropsies were being done on both. One had liver issues, and the other had aspergillosis (fungal disease, likely environmental but luckily not contagious. Blood work and disease testing Was been done on some of the other birds and luckily, they were negative for Psittacosis and PBFD. One has liver issues that luckily we are able to help with milk thistle. About $800 in veterinary and lab bills have accumulated to date. The flock is being given probiotics as well. 

Sponsor an adoptable bird

Houdini

Just. Send. Wood. Houdini is Goffins Cockatoo and is a champion wood chipper! He came to Phoenix Landing through an animal shelter. He has a leg band that leads us to suspect he was originally wild caught. He's of unknown age.​
- $25 sponsors food for a month
- $50 sponsors food and new toys (wood!) for a month
- $75 sponsor food, toys, perches, supplies, and more toys for a month. Because, Houdini turns toys into dust quickly.