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Phoenix Birds of Savannah. Pet Parrot Page. Available to give Parrot talks at public events. Admin for several parrot groups Can you take a Cockatoo? There are always birds that need homes.

I got the message one day and my adventure started. First a cockatoo with an underbite (which needed weekly work). Then a conure from a smoked filled house. Then an African Grey abandoned after its owner passed away... then the Macaw from a rescue that was going out of business. Our country has a big problem with not keeping animals for their full lifetimes. In the case of parrots, its nearly impossible due to their long lifespans. I occasionally hear about birds needing homes and I will always try to message all my friends and find a good candidate. My HOA prevents me from having any more birds and I am not allowed to take in strays and rehome them. But I have assembled a small community of people who are always willing to help.

Charlie chillin.
08/08/2026

Charlie chillin.

Enjoyed hanging out in historic Savannah today.
07/26/2026

Enjoyed hanging out in historic Savannah today.

Happy Saturday
07/18/2026

Happy Saturday

Our favorite parrot hangout while shopping.
06/28/2026

Our favorite parrot hangout while shopping.

Out in Pooler with Charlie today.
06/28/2026

Out in Pooler with Charlie today.

Thanks for letting me know y’all. The parrot neighborhood is working on it. We will find a foster home.
06/27/2026

Thanks for letting me know y’all. The parrot neighborhood is working on it. We will find a foster home.

It's always nice to see these birds. If you are visiting Savannah you should check them out.
06/25/2026

It's always nice to see these birds. If you are visiting Savannah you should check them out.

Hilton Head relaxing with Sugar Bear
06/20/2026

Hilton Head relaxing with Sugar Bear

Getting stuffed at Green Fire
06/07/2026

Getting stuffed at Green Fire

You aren’t seeing things. When Sugar Bear first came to live with us he had an underbite. That is abnormal for a par...
06/03/2026

You aren’t seeing things. When Sugar Bear first came to live with us he had an underbite. That is abnormal for a parrot. His bottom beak would continue to grow out and we had to grind his beak regularly or eventually he wouldn't have been able to close his mouth or eat. Over the course of the last 2 years, making subtle adjustments weekly, we have almost fixed this issue. Sugar Bear has an overbite now, which is getting more normal each week. Another lesson from the parrots. There might be a solution, but it might take a lot of very small improvements to get there.

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