![]() L) Give the bird all the attention, affection, interaction and mental stimulation appropriate to a highly intelligent and social creature, and to treat him/her like a treasured member of the New Owner's family.Ĥ. K) Work with the bird to modify any undesirable behavior without the use of punishment or other methods which may harm the bird, with the understanding birds are not domesticated like a dog or cat, and certain behaviors may never be entirely eradicated J) Contact the New Owner's avian veterinarian, an animal care expert or PHR with any questions or concerns regarding the care and treatment of of the bird during its lifetime I) Continue to educate him/herself about proper bird care, and new knowledge in the field of proper bird care H) Always keep the bird in a smoke-free non-toxic environment G) Make appropriate arrangements in the New Owner's will or other estate planning for the ongoing care of the bird after the New Owner's death, considering the average life span of the bird In addition, the New Owner will Ī) Feed the bird a varied and healthy diet dailyī) Provide the bird at all times with fresh potable waterĬ) Provide the bird with a safe cage large enough to provide plenty of room for exercise and free mobilityĭ) Provide the bird with safe toys and other items for mental enrichment Į) Have the bird examined by a qualified avian veterinarian at least annually and at any sign of illnessį) Make appropriate arrangements for a bird sitter or boarding whenever the New Owner will be absent from the premises overnight or for an extended period of time During the lifetime of the bird, the New Owner shall provide high quality care for the bird, including but not limited to a clean living area, protection from heat, cold and the elements, daily exercise and curative and preventative care as needed. The New Owner shall have the animal examined by an avian veterinarian within 30 days of signing Adoption Contract Agreement at his/her own cost. The New Owner, therefore, takes ownership of the animal "AS IS", "with all faults" and without warrenties of any kind.ģ. Although PHR personnel may provide the New Owner with some information about the animal, PHR can never guarantee the health, behavior, age, gender or disposition of the animal. The New Owner understands PHR receives and rescues animals from a wide variety of circumstances. No Warranties or guarantees of any kind is available with any and all adoptions from PHR. The Agreement is not valid until signed by an authorized PHR representative.Ģ. *All deposits, payments, and adoption fees are non-refundable. The New Owner shall first pay the agree'd upon adoption fee in full. PHR hereby transfers full ownership of the adopted bird to the New Owner. You and PHR (the "parties") therefore agree to all following terms and conditions:ġ. You (the "New Owner") affirm you are willing to provide that permanent, loving home for your adopted bird. PHR is a non-profit, Ohio corporation whose purpose is to rescue birds which have been abused, abandoned, neglected or are otherwise in need, to provide humane care, and to place these birds in permanent, loving homes. Given the nature of exotic birds and the commitment that you are making it is imperative you agree to all the following. Properly caring for your new pet can give you a lifetime of companionship. Purchase a disease and/or gender kit here.īy submitting an application, you agree to CTPR's procedures and practices.CONGRATULATIONS on your decision to adopt a bird from Parrot Hope Rescue (PHR). We require vet records for all birds currently in your home before you will be allowed to meet any of our birds. ![]() Adoptions are approved at the sole discretion of Connecticut Parrot Rescue and its appointed representatives. Submitting an application does not guarantee you will be able to adopt one of our parrots. We do allow some out of state adoptions, but not more than 2 hours away from Connecticut Parrot Rescue - please check with us first, additional travel fees may apply. We will NOT adopt birds to homes that already have a bird of the same breed but a different gender. We do not adopt birds out as a gift to another person or as a companion to children.Ī minimum of 2 visits are required for most birds to ensure an optimal match as well as one visit with the parrot and a CTPR representative in your home. You don’t pick the bird the bird picks you. We cannot guarantee that the bird you are interested in will be interested in you. When deciding if a parrot is the right companion for you, consider whether you can realistically care for a bird for the next 20+ years! Before you adopt a parrot from Connecticut Parrot Rescue, make sure you know what you're getting into.
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