Safe Perch Exotic Avian Rescue, inc.

24/10/2026

🚨 Pino Grigio was LOST YESTERDAY in Cu***ng, GA 30040 near Betis tripple gap road.
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💬 Owner's Message: "Very friendly he is 7 yrs old had him in cage on front porch I opened his cage door to get a toy out to clean and he slipped past my hand and flew out of his cage "

🐾 Description: "Pacific Blue Parrotlet "

🔗 For more info or to contact Pino Grigio's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/73535718

📣 Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

⚠️ WARNING: Please be cautious of users offering ‘pet tracking services’ in comments. We recommend only working with local shelters and verified organizations. Never send money to unknown services.

24/10/2026

🚨 Pinot was LOST YESTERDAY in Cu***ng, GA 30040 near Tribble Gap Road.
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💬 Owner's Message: "My mother-in-law’s beloved pet bird, Pinot, flew away on October 20 near Dr. Dunn Road and Tribble Gap Road in Cu***ng, GA. He is very friendly, loves people, and may even land on your shoulder. He has always lived indoors and may be scared, hungry, and looking for shelter.

My mother-in-law is heartbroken. 💔 Please check your trees, yards, and porches. If spotted, please contact us immediately! Please share and help bring Pinot home! 🙏❤️"

🐾 Description: "Blue"

🔗 For more info or to contact Pinot's owner, click here: https://www.pawboost.com/p/73535876

📣 Lost or found a pet? Report it to PawBoost here: https://www.pawboost.com/l/rpl

⚠️ WARNING: Please be cautious of users offering ‘pet tracking services’ in comments. We recommend only working with local shelters and verified organizations. Never send money to unknown services.

24/10/2026

🦜 “BUT I WAS HOPING FOR A YOUNGER BIRD…”

We understand why people think that way.

But here’s something we wish more people knew: an older parrot can have SO much life—and love—left to give. 💙

Depending on the species, parrots can be extraordinarily long-lived. That means a bird who is 15, 20, 30 or even older isn’t necessarily at the end of their story.

Older birds also come with something pretty wonderful: history.

They have preferences. Quirks. Favorite foods. Songs. Words. Opinions. Sometimes very BIG opinions. 😂 And when an older rescue bird decides you’re someone they can trust? There is something incredibly special about that relationship.

A bird doesn’t need to be a baby for you to build a beautiful bond.

Sometimes the love of your life has a few decades under their feathers already. 🥹🦜💙

Would you consider adopting an older parrot?

Meet the birds currently looking for their next chapter at safeperchrescue.com

🎁 Not ready to adopt? You can still support the birds at Safe Perch through our Amazon Wish List: https://a.co/0idqsicr. Purchasing an item or sharing the list makes a difference.

Robert, Laura, and the Safe Perch flock 🦜💙

23/10/2026

23/10/2026

🧹 CAGE CLEANED: 7:00 AM.
💩 ABSOLUTE DISASTER: 7:04 AM.

Parrot people… YOU KNOW. 😂🦜

Fresh paper? Immediately decorated.

Freshly vacuumed floor? Perfect place to throw pellets.

Beautiful bowl of chop? Obviously half belongs on the wall.

New toy? Shredded.

Clean water? Apparently somebody needed a bath. 💦😂

Living with parrots means accepting a universal truth: clean is merely a temporary condition.

But somehow, after sweeping the same floor for what feels like the 47th time, we look at those little feathered faces and wouldn’t trade the chaos for anything. 💙

Now tell us: What is your bird’s greatest contribution to household destruction? 😂👇

Meet our adoptable mess-makers at safeperchrescue.com

🎁 Want to contribute to the next round of things they’ll happily destroy? 😂 Our Amazon Wish List is https://a.co/0idqsicr. Purchases AND shares help support the flock!

Robert, Laura, and the Safe Perch crew 💙🦜

22/10/2026

✋🦜 YOUR PARROT IS ALLOWED TO SAY “NO.”

Sometimes “no” sounds like a growl.
Sometimes it’s leaning away.
Sometimes it’s feathers tightening, a raised foot, moving to the other end of the perch—or a beak saying, “I tried to warn you.” 😬😂

One of the greatest gifts we can give our birds is learning to recognize those quieter signals before they feel the need to escalate.

Not every bird wants to be touched. Not every bird wants to step up every time. And even a bird who LOVES affection may not want it right now.

Respecting those choices doesn’t weaken your relationship—it can help build trust. 💙

🦜 What subtle way does YOUR bird tell you “not right now”?

Looking for your next feathered family member? Meet our adoptable birds at safeperchrescue.com

🎁 You can also support the birds in our care through our Amazon Wish List: https://a.co/0idqsicr. Purchasing an item or simply sharing the list helps!

Robert, Laura, and the Safe Perch flock 🦜💙

21/10/2026

💙 THE PART OF RESCUE YOU DON’T ALWAYS SEE…

Social media shows you the cute moments—the kisses, silly dances, happy whistles and birds discovering new foods.

But rescue also happens in the quiet moments.

It’s cleaning one more cage when you’re tired.
Washing one more bowl.
Preparing fresh food.
Replacing the toy that was demolished yesterday. 😂
Sitting quietly near a frightened bird who isn’t ready to trust yet.
Learning what makes this individual bird feel safe.

And sometimes the biggest victory of the entire day is simply watching a bird who was scared yesterday relax just a tiny bit today. 💙

Rescue isn’t always dramatic. Often, it’s hundreds of small acts of care repeated every single day.

And every one of them matters. 🦜

Want to be part of those little moments?

💙 Meet our adoptable birds at safeperchrescue.com

🎁 Our Amazon Wish List helps provide the everyday items that keep this work going: https://a.co/0idqsicr. Purchasing something is wonderful, but sharing our Wish List or introducing someone new to Safe Perch helps us, too.

Thank you for being part of our village.

Robert, Laura, and the Safe Perch flock 🦜💙

20/10/2026

👀 YOUR PARROT IS WATCHING YOU.

No pressure or anything. 😂🦜

Parrots are incredibly observant. They notice routines, body language, reactions, sounds—and sometimes things we don’t even realize we’re teaching them.

That funny noise you made once? Memorized.

The cabinet where the treats live? Mapped.

What time dinner usually arrives? They have apparently synchronized their internal clocks.

And that word you desperately hoped they wouldn’t repeat? Naturally, THAT’S the one they remember. 🤦‍♀️😂

But underneath the comedy is something pretty amazing: our birds are constantly learning from and communicating with us.

So tell us: What has YOUR bird learned simply by watching you? 🦜💭

💙 Meet the birds waiting for their next chapter at safeperchrescue.com

🎁 Help us provide food, toys and enrichment for the flock through our Amazon Wish List: https://a.co/0idqsicr. You can also help tremendously just by sharing it!

Robert, Laura, and the Safe Perch crew 💙🦜

19/10/2026

🚨 ATTENTION: THE PARROTS HAVE UPDATED THE HOUSE RULES. 🚨

Apparently, we were not consulted. 😂

According to management:

🦜 Anything dropped on the floor now belongs to the bird.
🦜 Your food is automatically more delicious than theirs.
🦜 Phone calls are the PERFECT time to scream.
🦜 A $30 toy may be ignored, but the cardboard box it arrived in is priceless.
🦜 If you leave the room, you must explain where you are going.
🦜 And if a parrot says something embarrassing at exactly the wrong moment… management accepts no responsibility. 😂

Living with parrots can be loud, messy, hilarious, challenging and completely wonderful.

What “house rule” has YOUR bird established? We want to hear the ridiculous ones! 👇😂

💙 Looking to add a feathered personality to your family? Meet our adoptable birds at safeperchrescue.com

🎁 Want to help spoil the Safe Perch flock? Our Amazon Wish List is https://a.co/0idqsicr. Purchasing an item—or simply sharing the list—helps more than you know.

Robert, Laura, and the Safe Perch flock 🦜💙

18/10/2026

🍋🦜 CITRON COCKATOO ANATOMY 101: PART ANGEL, PART CHAOS! 😂💛

Have you ever looked at a cockatoo and wondered how SO MUCH personality could possibly fit into one feathered little body?!

Well, allow us to introduce you to the wonderfully dramatic anatomy of a citron-crested cockatoo! 😂

💛 The Lemon Siren: That gorgeous orange-yellow crest isn’t just for looks! Cockatoos raise and lower their crests to communicate excitement, curiosity, alarm, and everything in between.

👀 The Judgment Pearl: Those watchful eyes miss very little. Cockatoos are incredibly observant and can become experts at reading their humans!

🪵 The Demolition Beak: Built for cracking, chewing, exploring, and turning expensive toys into confetti. And yes, destroying appropriate toys is actually GOOD enrichment!

🦶 Gripzilla 3000: Those amazing zygodactyl feet have two toes facing forward and two backward, helping cockatoos climb, grip, and manipulate objects.

🦜 The Snack Compartment: Their crop temporarily stores food before it continues through the digestive system.

And of course, let’s not forget those beautiful wings and tail feathers!

But perhaps the most important part of cockatoo anatomy?

A BIG personality, an incredibly intelligent mind, and a whole lot of feelings packed into one beautiful bird. 💛

Cockatoos are magnificent companions, but they also require patience, enrichment, understanding, and a lifelong commitment.

😂 Cockatoo parents, tell us: Which part of this anatomy chart describes YOUR bird best?!

💙 Interested in adoption? Meet our available birds at:
https://safeperchrescue.com

🎁 Want to help keep our little demolition experts supplied with toys, enrichment, and everyday necessities? Visit our Amazon Wish List:
https://a.co/0idqsicr

Even sharing our Wish List helps support the flock!

With love,
Robert, Laura, and the Safe Perch flock 🦜💙