Majestic Wings Rescue

10/17/2026

Im so sorry Jerry.

10/16/2026

Update on Jerry
Jerry was examined by Dr Benson he weighed 95g, he is emiciated, he has nothing to affix anything to his beak, the tissue is raw and bleeds easily. He tries to eat, but cant. Syringe feeding him, could be detrimental for asperation. Jerry is tired, he sleeps in my hands. Building onto his beak, is felt not a good idea for infection. We feel Jerry sleeping in my hands he is already sick. I made the decision to euthanize him. He went peacefully and we will take him home and bury him with Mama our 38 year old Cockatiel in the garden.

10/16/2026

Jerrys appt is at 3:20.
Thank you to everyone that has donated to his cause. We will certainly update on what the prognosis is.

10/15/2026

Still looking for adopters for these babies. I have sent out a ton of adoption applications, sad part I got very few back. You cant adopt if you cant send the paperwork back. Which means these birds dont go anywherea.

🚨🦜 A SPECIAL MESSAGE FOR THOSE READY TO ADOPT.
There are birds at Majestic Wings Rescue waiting for something they may have been missing for a very long time:
A REAL FOREVER HOME.
We have beautiful, intelligent, complicated, loving birds looking for qualified adopters—including macaws, cockatoos, African Greys, two bonded pairs of budgies, Quaker parrots, and Timothy.
Before reaching out, we invite you to take a thoughtful look at what parrot adoption involves. Questions about a bird’s personality, needs, and adoption process are always welcome, but these birds are not products sitting on a shelf.
They are living beings with histories, personalities, emotional needs, medical needs, dietary requirements, and potentially decades of life ahead of them.
Some have spent their entire lives with one person.
Some have already experienced the heartbreak of losing the home they knew.
We are committed to helping them find stable, lasting homes where they can feel safe and loved.
🚨 WE ARE LOOKING FOR QUALIFIED, COMMITTED, APPROVED HOMES.
Adopting a parrot is a significant, lifelong decision. It requires careful consideration of the time, money, housing, diet, enrichment, noise, mess, veterinary care, patience, emotional commitment, and extraordinary longevity that come with these animals.
Because adopting a parrot means making a promise:
“I am going to be responsible for you for the rest of your life.”
And sometimes, that could mean 20, 30, 40, or even more years.
❤️ SO HERE IS WHERE YOU COME IN.
If you have honestly evaluated your lifestyle and believe you are qualified, prepared, financially and emotionally capable, and ready to take on the lifelong responsibility of adopting a companion parrot, we would love to hear from you.
📧 Send us your email address.
We will provide you with an adoption application.
The application must be completed fully and honestly. It will be reviewed carefully. Approval is not automatic, and submitting an application does not guarantee that you will be approved or matched with a particular bird.
Our job is not simply to place a bird.
Our job is to make sure that when one of these birds leaves Majestic Wings Rescue, they are going somewhere they can stay.
FOREVER.
Because these birds deserve a stable, loving home where their needs are understood and their commitment is honored.
🦜 THEY NEED YOU TO BE SURE.
If you're not ready—that's okay.
But if you've done your homework, understand the commitment, and genuinely believe you can provide one of these birds with the life they deserve:
DON'T JUST LIKE THIS POST.
DON'T JUST SHARE IT.
TAKE THE NEXT STEP.
📧 Send Majestic Wings Rescue your email address to receive an adoption application.
The right person for one of these birds may be reading this right now.
Maybe it's you. ❤️
🦜 MAJESTIC WINGS RESCUE
Adopt. Commit. Love for a Lifetime.

10/15/2026

Jerry's vet appointment is tomorrow at 3:20pm.
I know his workup with blood/chemistry panel and radiographs, sedation, office vet fee will run us about 650 to $800.
We have had $152 in donations come in. Jerry is eating and I am cleaning the wound a couple times a day.
If you all can support Jerry you can do so using:
Paypal
Chime
Venmo
Cashapp
All the above are under Majestic Wings Rescue.
Or
You can use check or money order to:
Majestic Wings Rescue
2255 Beaver Dam Rd
Cassatt, SC 29032

We appreciate your support! Without your support we couldn't continue to do whats right by these babies. Thank you all so much.

💔 MEET JERRY — A LEGACY PARROT WHO NEEDS US NOW. 💔

Yesterday, Majestic Wings Rescue picked up six legacy birds after the passing of their 93-year-old owner. We were told that he dearly loved his birds, and that Jerry, in particular, held a very special place in his heart.

The scene told a story of its own.

Two cockatiels shared one cage. Three more cockatiels lived in another. And then there was Jerry, alone in his cage, positioned beside the chair where his beloved dad sat.

Imagine being Jerry. Imagine spending your days beside the person you knew, the person who cared for you, the person who was your world. And then, suddenly, everything changes. Your dad is gone, your familiar surroundings disappear, and you have no way of understanding why.

But Jerry's story doesn't end there.

Once we got him safely into the car, I had the opportunity to take a closer look at him. And what I discovered was deeply concerning.

What was all over Jerry's beak?

It was green. His beak appeared damaged, with a section missing. At first, I had so many questions. Was this the result of trauma? Had another bird injured him? Could there be an underlying disease?

I carefully cleaned his beak and removed the debris. What I found was moldy food that had accumulated around his damaged beak.

Jerry also had severely overgrown toenails, curling and spiraling well beyond their normal length. We carefully trimmed them back to help him become more comfortable.

Jerry needs veterinary care, and he is scheduled to see the vet on Friday — the earliest appointment available.

Right now, we do not know the full extent of his injury, what caused it, or what his prognosis will be. We need a veterinarian to examine him, determine what is happening with his beak, and help us understand what treatment he will need.

We are hoping for answers. We are hoping for a path forward. Most of all, we want Jerry to have the opportunity to be comfortable and receive the care he needs.

We also recognize that Jerry's previous owner was 93 years old. We do not know all the circumstances surrounding Jerry's condition, and we are not here to judge a man who, by all accounts, loved his birds. Sometimes, the needs of aging owners and the needs of the animals they love become difficult to manage. That is one of the heartbreaking realities of legacy birds.

But now, Jerry is in our care, and his needs are our responsibility.

At Majestic Wings Rescue, taking in a legacy bird means more than providing a cage and food. It means looking beyond the immediate circumstances, identifying medical concerns, arranging veterinary care, and doing everything we reasonably can to give that bird a chance.

And that care comes with expenses.

💚 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP JERRY, WE WOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

Donations toward Jerry's veterinary examination, diagnostics, and any treatment he may require can be made through:

Venmo: Majestic Wings Rescue
Cash App: Majestic Wings Rescue

Every contribution, regardless of size, helps us provide care for birds who have already experienced the loss of the person they knew as family.

We will share updates after Jerry's veterinary appointment as we learn more about his condition and what lies ahead.

For now, please keep Jerry in your thoughts.

He has already lost his dad. He deserves comfort, compassionate care, and the chance to feel safe again.

Because when a beloved owner passes away, the birds left behind still need someone to show up for them. And that is exactly what we intend to do for Jerry.

Thank you for standing with Majestic Wings Rescue and helping us care for the birds who need us most. 💚🦜

10/14/2026

Thank you Cindy Logan, we certainly can always use a donation like this. This is from Nuts com.

10/14/2026

The Officials sent them to a Dog Rescue. There were bird rescues prepared to accept them.

10/14/2026

💔 MEET JERRY — A LEGACY PARROT WHO NEEDS US NOW. 💔

Yesterday, Majestic Wings Rescue picked up six legacy birds after the passing of their 93-year-old owner. We were told that he dearly loved his birds, and that Jerry, in particular, held a very special place in his heart.

The scene told a story of its own.

Two cockatiels shared one cage. Three more cockatiels lived in another. And then there was Jerry, alone in his cage, positioned beside the chair where his beloved dad sat.

Imagine being Jerry. Imagine spending your days beside the person you knew, the person who cared for you, the person who was your world. And then, suddenly, everything changes. Your dad is gone, your familiar surroundings disappear, and you have no way of understanding why.

But Jerry's story doesn't end there.

Once we got him safely into the car, I had the opportunity to take a closer look at him. And what I discovered was deeply concerning.

What was all over Jerry's beak?

It was green. His beak appeared damaged, with a section missing. At first, I had so many questions. Was this the result of trauma? Had another bird injured him? Could there be an underlying disease?

I carefully cleaned his beak and removed the debris. What I found was moldy food that had accumulated around his damaged beak.

Jerry also had severely overgrown toenails, curling and spiraling well beyond their normal length. We carefully trimmed them back to help him become more comfortable.

Jerry needs veterinary care, and he is scheduled to see the vet on Friday — the earliest appointment available.

Right now, we do not know the full extent of his injury, what caused it, or what his prognosis will be. We need a veterinarian to examine him, determine what is happening with his beak, and help us understand what treatment he will need.

We are hoping for answers. We are hoping for a path forward. Most of all, we want Jerry to have the opportunity to be comfortable and receive the care he needs.

We also recognize that Jerry's previous owner was 93 years old. We do not know all the circumstances surrounding Jerry's condition, and we are not here to judge a man who, by all accounts, loved his birds. Sometimes, the needs of aging owners and the needs of the animals they love become difficult to manage. That is one of the heartbreaking realities of legacy birds.

But now, Jerry is in our care, and his needs are our responsibility.

At Majestic Wings Rescue, taking in a legacy bird means more than providing a cage and food. It means looking beyond the immediate circumstances, identifying medical concerns, arranging veterinary care, and doing everything we reasonably can to give that bird a chance.

And that care comes with expenses.

💚 IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HELP JERRY, WE WOULD BE GRATEFUL FOR YOUR SUPPORT.

Donations toward Jerry's veterinary examination, diagnostics, and any treatment he may require can be made through:

Venmo: Majestic Wings Rescue
Cash App: Majestic Wings Rescue

Every contribution, regardless of size, helps us provide care for birds who have already experienced the loss of the person they knew as family.

We will share updates after Jerry's veterinary appointment as we learn more about his condition and what lies ahead.

For now, please keep Jerry in your thoughts.

He has already lost his dad. He deserves comfort, compassionate care, and the chance to feel safe again.

Because when a beloved owner passes away, the birds left behind still need someone to show up for them. And that is exactly what we intend to do for Jerry.

Thank you for standing with Majestic Wings Rescue and helping us care for the birds who need us most. 💚🦜

10/12/2026

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10/12/2026

💔 SEVEN LEGACY PARROTS. TWO DAYS. SEVEN LIVES TURNED UPSIDE DOWN.
In just the past couple of days, Majestic Wings Rescue has taken in seven legacy parrots whose beloved owners have passed away. Behind each bird is a grieving family facing difficult decisions—and a parrot suddenly separated from the person, routines, and security it knew.
🦜 THE BIRDS LEFT BEHIND.
Parrots form powerful social bonds. When a trusted person disappears and their surroundings change, they may call out, withdraw, become fearful, or struggle to adjust. Others show their distress more quietly.
We cannot know exactly what each bird is experiencing, but we know they need time, stability, patience, and compassionate care. They cannot simply forget the life they knew.
They have lost their person. They should not have to lose their sense of safety, too.
💔 AND THIS IS WHY LEGACY PLANNING MATTERS.
These situations can happen unexpectedly, and grieving families may be forced to make decisions about an animal they do not know how to care for. This is not about blame. It is about preparation.
If you share your life with a parrot, ask yourself:
Who will care for your bird if you can no longer do so?
Who understands the commitment, cost, specialized veterinary care, and possibility that your bird may live for decades?
Have you discussed the responsibility, created a backup plan, and documented your wishes?
Please make arrangements, talk openly with your family, and seek appropriate legal advice to help ensure your wishes can be carried out.
Planning for your parrot's future is one more way to love them.
💚 SEVEN NEW ARRIVALS. SEVEN FUTURES THAT MATTER.
At Majestic Wings Rescue, each legacy bird requires space, daily care, specialized support, and patience as they navigate a life-changing transition. We are committed to giving these seven parrots the compassion and stability they deserve—but rescue work cannot happen on compassion alone.
WE NEED YOUR HELP.
If you believe these birds deserve a safe future, please support Majestic Wings Rescue as we care for our newest arrivals.
💚 You can help by:
Making a donation toward food, supplies, and daily care.
Helping with the cost of specialized avian veterinary care.
Sharing this post to raise awareness about legacy parrots.
Encouraging parrot owners to create plans for their birds' futures.
Every contribution, share, and conversation helps. These seven birds did not choose this transition. They deserve the chance to feel secure again.
🦜 PLEASE REMEMBER:
Your parrot may be one part of your life, but you may be their entire world.
Give them the protection of a plan—and help us care for the birds who arrive at rescue through circumstances nobody wanted.
Seven birds. Two days. One community that can make a difference.
Please stand with Majestic Wings Rescue and help us give these seven legacy parrots the compassionate care they deserve.
💚 Majestic Wings Rescue — because their lives, their bonds, and their futures matter.