Causes: Animal Protection & Welfare, Animals, Bird Sanctuaries
Mission: Papayago Rescue House exists as a nonprofit 501(c)(3), Georgia Department of Agriculture inspected rescue, to support the wellbeing and maintenance of parrots through rescue, rehabilitation, retraining, and rehoming. To better serve parrots in our community, PRH works to increase knowledge of parrots within the community, provide mentoring and training to cope with parrot ownership to lessen the need for families to give up their birds to other community facilities not equipped to handle bird requirements and behavior. To improve the care of parrots through education of newer information and strategies to decrease parrot homelessness, abuse, and/or neglect.
Results: We have helped over 400 birds be safely housed, vetted, nanochipped, trained, and corrective diet needs met. We work within the community to help families keep their birds when things get tough. We are working to be more, teach more, help more because we know more.
Target demographics: Little to big parrots!
Direct beneficiaries per year: 170 birds and people
Geographic areas served: Georgia
Programs: We provide support to families that are taking care of long-lived parrots. We provide education regarding parrots and their very unique diet, exercise, flight, foraging, cage, branch, herb, water, cleaning needs. We also provide surrender services to people who must give up their birds. We are about forming a supportive relationship, not a transaction. We provide hardship boarding, deployment boarding, boarding, and grooming.
Mission: Papayago Rescue House exists as a nonprofit 501(c)(3), Georgia Department of Agriculture inspected rescue, to support the wellbeing and maintenance of parrots through rescue, rehabilitation, retraining, and rehoming. To better serve parrots in our community, PRH works to increase knowledge of parrots within the community, provide mentoring and training to cope with parrot ownership to lessen the need for families to give up their birds to other community facilities not equipped to handle bird requirements and behavior. To improve the care of parrots through education of newer information and strategies to decrease parrot homelessness, abuse, and/or neglect.
Results: We have helped over 400 birds be safely housed, vetted, nanochipped, trained, and corrective diet needs met. We work within the community to help families keep their birds when things get tough. We are working to be more, teach more, help more because we know more.
Target demographics: Little to big parrots!
Direct beneficiaries per year: 170 birds and people
Geographic areas served: Georgia
Programs: We provide support to families that are taking care of long-lived parrots. We provide education regarding parrots and their very unique diet, exercise, flight, foraging, cage, branch, herb, water, cleaning needs. We also provide surrender services to people who must give up their birds. We are about forming a supportive relationship, not a transaction. We provide hardship boarding, deployment boarding, boarding, and grooming.
3778 Canton Rd Ste 100, Marietta, GA 30066-29
678-346-5217
Animals
Marietta
