We can't say enough good things about this amazing family and they work they do for our fine feathered friends.
I first met Jodi and her family 3 years ago when our son found 5 baby ducks at his work in a tire. I called Jodi, took the birds to her and filled out the necessary paperwork for her.
Now 3 years later, we wanted another bird, we already had a Blue and Gold Macaw and a Yellow Naped Amazon. I remembered Jodi had exotic birds for adoption, so we contacted her first. We talked to Jodi and went to meet the birds. My husband feel head over heals in love with Cloe a Green Winged Macaw. Per Jodi's rules, if you want to adopt a bird, the bird must acknowledge you and until then the bird doesn't go home with you. We made 5 trips to Jodi's and with each trip Cloe and my husband bonded more and more. We now have Cloe at home with us and she is doing great. We will return to Jodi's 2 more times with Cloe for Jodi to check her and make sure she is really doing fine, then she is ours for keeps. On our last two trips to Fallen Feathers we took our teenage granddaughter and her best friend, they were so impressed with all the birds and the education they were getting about the birds, that they ask us every day to please take them to Fallen Feathers to work with the birds.
Fallen Feathers is a non-profit organization dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, educating and caring for all types of birds. The birds that call Fallen Feathers home; be it temporaray or permanent, are in the best hands posssible. They have an avian vet on call 24 hours a day, plus Jodi has extensive knowledge in treating sick or injured birds. Without Jodi, many of these birds would die or be left to fend for themselves in the wild and be come dinner for some predator.
As I stated previously, we will be returning with Cloe for her health check-ups, but we will also continue our volunteer work at Fallen Feathers. This place is great, the people are friendly and anyone who wants to volunteer is welcome with open arms. read more