AZ Exotic Bird Rescue Opiniones 3

Trying to take a major Mitchell’s cockatoo or she already had her without trying to find the proper home.

I had a Major Mitchell’s cockatoo stolen from me 3 years ago in Phoenix. She was recently found flying in a park, and the breeder was called, who later called me. The breeders number was clearly listed on the birds legband. Mandy had posted in a Facebook page, that she’s had the bird for several years. If this is true, why did she never call the number?


The other option is that she never had the bird and was trying to get a free bird from the situation. I messages Mandy about this and she quickly blocked me. I have been working with animals for years and I have never seen this level of lying/ stealing. If you actually care about your birds, don’t re-home them to this business or buy products from a person who lies and or steals. I’m so happy my parrot is back with me (no thanks to Mandy and her shady business practices.) Also, my birds nails were very long, like a year of no care long, Mandy if you did have her, you do a bad job at caring for birds.

I wasn’t going to write a review but I am very upset about my experience yesterday. I called to speak with a woman who knew my father. My father had 5 birds from this place, and passed away last week. I live in Maryland, but made a promise to my dad to care for these birds! The woman put me on hold for ten min to come back and say I need approval from the woman who surrendered them! What?! So a stranger can adopt them but I have to have approval from someone who gave them up to keep my promise to my dad? I understand I would have had to pay for boarding until I arrived in Arizona, but I was more than willing to do so. My dad had a lot of trust in this place and I am so incredibly saddened and disappointed that this is the outcome.

Best rescue for displaced parrots you will find!