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Update...
The 81 birds that were rescued have
all been placed in foster
homes and are doing well. Many thanks to all of
our supporters for volunteering time and money to
help us give these birds a better
chance at life!
Now on to Our New Problem...
The van that we use to transport the
birds finally gave out on us last night. We were already in need of a new
trailer and losing the van too is going to make it difficult for the birds to attend
the events where they perform and support the foundation.
The good news is that the birds all make it home safely after the ordeal last night
but they are currently without suitable transportation to attend future events.
If you, or anyone you know, has an old van in working condition that they would
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Our Mission ...
The Wilson Parrot Foundation is dedicated to rescuing,
rehabilitating and re-homing neglected and abused Parrots. Our mission is to teach
the public about having parrots as pets and how to provide for them with caring
and compassion.
The WPF
will continue traveling to shows and events all over the east coast to raise funds
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Donations ...
Due to the number of parrots at our facility and our growing needs, we accept
many types of donations. For example, a used car (still drivable) can be detailed
and resold by the foundation while giving you a tax deduction receipt for it's value.
Other donations include parrot toys, parrot cages, food and cash donations.
And remember, 100% of your donation is tax deductable!
You may make a credit card or cash
donation thru Pay Pal by clicking the appropriate
currency button below or by mailing a check directly to the foundation address at the address listed here.
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Featured Parrot - Sweetiepie ...
Sweetiepie is a Blue-and-gold Macaw who works for the foundation. She will
lie on her back in a baby stroller and will spread her wings like an Eagle during
a photo while perching on top of a person's head. Last summer, Sweetiepie attended
the retirement ceremony for retired Joint Chiefs of Staff Admiral Edmund Giambastiani.
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Visit us on Facebook ...
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Brian Wilson ...
Brian Wilson
was rehabilitated
by parrots to walk and talk after his car accident in 1995. Now Brian gives back
once again rehabilitating unwanted parrots and placing them in their new forever
homes. In 2007, Brian had the pleasure of appearing on
9 News JC & Friends,
a long running series which honors "those who touch the lives of others". Many of
the flock went along and Brian stacked them on many of the 9 News staff including
the lovely JC Hayward, herself.
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