Home At Last Parrot Sanctuary

11/14/2026

Adoption Success Story Update:
This handsome fella is Monte. Don’t let his proper perching fool you…… he loves a good cuddle on his mama’s lap❣️🦜

11/13/2026

Beautiful birdies looking for loving homes❣️🦜

**all adoptions start with a phone call to (775) 220-6941**

11/12/2026

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This is the first “Oscar” cartoon. They started out as lovebirds and then I was going to do them as Senegals (because I had Senegals), but I finally settled on the more generic parrot form. He was larger in the earlier cartoons as well. He was nameless in the early cartoons as well.

11/12/2026

Adoption Success Story Update:
Senior, wild caught, Hot Rod, lives a very comfortable life. He is not tame and not too fond of leaving his house, but he will talk your ear off and absolutely adores life with his flockmates❣️🦜

11/11/2026

Why share other bird pages posts?
We share in hopes you will learn something new and check out their page too!
Sharing is caring and rescue is a team effort🦜

We’ve said it before and we’ll say it again: 🗣️ your parrot will likely outlive you!

Nicholas lived with his loving family for 30 years. He was purchased as a baby by a happy 40-year-old couple who believed they had all the time in the world. At 20, 30, 40 years old it’s easy to believe that. But as they aged into their 70s, Nicholas was still a young and vibrant bird, no longer receiving the same level of care and attention as when his folks were younger.

Nicholas was surrendered to Foster Parrots in 2017. Another decade in the books for him, with more to come. He is one of the lucky ones, who landed in a place with the posterity to care for him for the rest of his days. Most birds are not so lucky. Most people who rehome their parrots have no idea what will happen to them in the long term. Will they be rehomed multiple times? Will they be trapped in a cage for decades?

We should not be breeding a long-lived, intelligent, flighted species into captivity, knowing that they will be repeatedly rehomed.

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11/11/2026

❤️ **A QUICK UPDATE FROM HOME AT LAST PARROT SANCTUARY** 🦜

Due to an unforeseen family emergency, we have made the difficult decision to postpone our Holiday Auction Fundraiser.

As a small, home-based rescue operated by a dedicated volunteer team, sometimes unexpected circumstances require us to take a step back and focus on what's most important.

We sincerely appreciate your understanding, patience, and continued support. We look forward to bringing our holiday auction back when things settle down and will share an update as soon as we are able.

Thank you for always standing behind our little rescue and our feathered family. Your support means the world to us! ❤️

**With gratitude,
Home At Last Parrot Sanctuary**