02/20/2023
We sure will and are happy to help! Thanks Williams-Sebby Veterinary Clinic!
When it comes to rescuing exotic birds, it's a difficult but important job. Every year, hundreds of exotic birds are taken in by shelters and rescue organizations due to owners who didn't know what they were getting themselves into. These birds often suffer from neglect, improper diet, and lack of proper veterinary care.
The first step in rescuing these birds is to educate the owner. Bird owners need to understand the commitment required to care for a bird, which includes proper nutrition, veterinary care, housing, and socialization. Many owners are unaware of the time and effort that it takes to properly care for a bird, and when they find out, they are often overwhelmed and ill-equipped to handle the responsibility.
Once the owner has been educated, the next step is to assess the bird's condition. Many of these birds are in need of immediate medical attention, and their rescuers must be prepared to provide them with the best possible care. This includes providing a proper diet, proper housing, and ensuring they have enough exercise and stimulation to keep them healthy and happy.
Rescuers must also be aware of the laws and regulations surrounding the possession of exotic birds. While some species may be legal to own, others may need to be surrendered to a rescue organization or wildlife sanctuary. In some cases, the owner may be able to keep the bird as long as they can provide the necessary care.
Ultimately, rescuing exotic birds is a difficult yet important task. By educating owners and providing birds with the necessary care and attention, rescuers can help ensure that these birds can live out their lives in a safe and healthy environment.
Dr. Sebby's brother, Mark Sebby, owns and operates Sebby’s Aviary & Bird Rescue and has plenty of room, resources, etc.; to rehabilitate, re-train-rescue, or re-home any exotic bird. Please text or call 830-214-5080!!!