Yesterday’s newspaper is a gift around here. So is a bag of in-shell walnuts or a new toy for a parrot to take apart. Pick something for the flock from one of our wishlists.
Our volunteers have tucked almonds and pistachios into toys for Manuel, a military macaw. Loose toy parts help them build more things for the birds to take apart.
Shopping for pellets? Our Chewy list gives the formula and bag size to choose. Whole almonds, walnuts, and pecans in the shell are welcome, too.
King Soopers and Safeway cards help us buy fresh produce. Staples cards cover paper and printer ink. Hardware store cards go toward aviary repairs.
A gift card to Lowe’s or The Home Depot helps us keep up with everyday repairs around the aviary. Whether we need a new hose nozzle or hardware to hang a perch, your gift lets our team pick up the right part for the job.
If you’re choosing a gift from one of these suppliers, ask our team which item the flock can use!
Finished bird toys in a range of sizes, plus loose parts for toy-making.
Match pellets to the formula on our wishlists. For supplements, check the exact product with us first.
In addition to walnuts and almonds, our wish list has included in-shell hazelnuts, pistachios, and Brazil nuts.
For wood perches, look for untreated wood and stainless steel hardware. Ask us about fit first.
Remove the advertising inserts and bundle the papers for our care team. Drop them off any day from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. For an after-hours newspaper drop-off, use the donation bin.
Send us photos, dimensions, and a note about any wear or missing parts before bringing equipment to the aviary. We’ll let you know whether we can use it.
Have gently used towels, paper egg cartons, or newspaper end rolls to give? Check with us before collecting a batch.
