2008 was another busy year for CARE. 366 animals (mostly birds) were surrendered to us. That's exactly one for every day of the year (it was a leap year!)

The breakdown is as follows:
8 African greys
14 Amazons
83 Budgies
10 Canaries
49
Cockatiels18 Cockatoos
23
Conures15 Doves
3
Eclectus73 Finches
2
Lories12 Lovebirds
13 Macaws
23 Parakeets
1
Parrotlet11
Pionus2
Poicephalus1 Rosella
1 Polish Chicken
2 Bearded Dragons
1 Iguana
1 Leopard Gecko

So far this year, we've seen no signs of things slowing down. We have many wonderful birds currently up for adoption.

As always, if you're thinking of adding a bird to your home, consider adoption. Many of the birds surrendered to us do not have major behavioral issues. They were just unlucky enough to land in a home that didn't understand all that having a parrot entails.

Thanks again to all of our volunteers, donors, and customers for helping us to remain open. These birds are getting second, third, or more, chances because of you.
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