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Burge Bird Rescue is a Kansas City area nonprofit organization dedicated to finding homes for birds that need a new place to live.
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We take a special interest in birds with medical needs, and will never turn away a bird due to medical issues. We help over 300 birds every year, from finches to macaws, from pigeons to sparrows, from abandoned pet ducks to cockfighting roosters. Our rescue is located adjacent to our avian exclusive veterinary hospital, Burge Bird Services.

10/21/2026

Tarzan King of the Burge Jungle swung his way out of here to a new home today! Congrats Tarzan and family on a wonderful adoption.

10/17/2026

I know everyone wants that big bird energy but don't forget about the littles! These birds may be small but they pack a punch. Come check out our plethora of budgies, cockatiels, and doves. But make sure to email [email protected] to secure an appointment.

10/14/2026

Meet Tarzan, king of the Burge jungle. Tarzan is a 26 year old male Congo African Grey. He steps up, has an extensive vocabulary, and loves head scritches. If you're interested in Tarzan email [email protected].

10/07/2026

We wanna talk about Taka but she isn't quite ready for adoption yet. Stay tuned for more on the sweetest CAG.

✨Please no calls or emails at this time for Taka✨

10/03/2026

Avian Medical Case Of The Day:

Today might have been stressful for lots of us, but this baby Red Lored Amazon parrot had a worse day than you did. Sold by an unscrupulous California breeder to inexperienced owners who had no idea how to raise an unweaned bird, he managed to dislodge the short silicone tube attached to the end of the syringe full of formula not once, but twice. The first time the owner was able to grab it before it disappeared.

This time it moved quickly from the crop down into the proventriculus, the first part of the avian stomach. I couldn't feel it in the crop, and knew he was in trouble because he was vomiting constantly and becoming lethargic. I stayed 6 hours after closing this afternoon to get him X-rayed, hydrated, warmed, and then under anesthesia. I couldn't positively identify it on the X-rays, so I spent 25 minutes trying to reach down his throat with the alligator forceps repeatedly to see if I could find and extract it.

I had decided that if I couldn't get it out in under 30 minutes, he would have to have surgery on Saturday. I plucked the feathers off his neck so he would be ready, and felt his neck one last time. I thought I could feel something in the neck right where the collar bones come together. I slid the forceps down to the spot, opened the jaws, pushed forward, then closed the jaws. I couldn't feel anything, so I was surprised when I pulled out the tube.

If you have a problem with an animal, call the experts. Don't try to learn proper pet care from YouTube.

Anyone needing a work from home buddy because I have the perfect one for you. Email us at burgebirdrescue@yahoo.com

09/30/2026

Anyone needing a work from home buddy because I have the perfect one for you. Email us at [email protected]

09/30/2026

Come out to our Pigeon Palace and find your new best friend. We have plenty waiting to sit on your head, shoulder, knees, and toes. 🤣

09/30/2026

We have a new bird in the rescue, this is Sammy! 👻 He is having a tough time adjusting and is telling everyone about it! He will be available after all his health checks and treatments are completed ❤️‍🩹 Watch the website for updates! 🌟DO NOT CALL PLEASE 🌟

09/19/2026

Not only will your birds be in good hands here but so will your drinks! Love this auto correct 😆

09/19/2026

LOOK.AT.THIS.GLOW UP.

RonJon got his beak trimmed and it is a true night and day difference.

Address

13833 S US Highway 71
Grandview, MO
64030

Website

http://BurgeBirdRescue.com/

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