S & D Exotic Bird Rescue

Rescue and placement

Update - I want to Thank  - Channel 12 news for doing such and great story about the economy and our birds, I also want to Thank the Oregonian news paper  for also doing a story about how the economy is effecting our feathered friends..

And a special thanks to Steve with the Petco distribution center for contacting us again and possible being able to help out our birds in need......

 

If you are ever in need of having any Power washing done.

Please contact - Jason White from Salem Oregon at 503-798-3385

 

Our Mission -

. We not only accept birds that can no longer be kept by their owners but we have taken in birds that were abandoned in a house to die, birds that have been found outside that were in immediate danger, and birds found living in horrid conditions that needed immediate veterinarian care. Some organizations will only accept adoptable birds, but we are here to help the ones that need our help the most. Every life is precious and we are here to save lives..


Please do your homework before taking on the challenge of owning a parrot. Then consider adopting a bird. You can buy a baby bird but that baby grows up and his whole personality changes. Parrots have natural instincts that can make them difficult pets to keep once they become mature even if they are raised in captivity.

MEET VALEN! A 2nd Generation  Ruby Macaw

Our Location

Owned by Stephen and Donna Burleigh

We are located  in Keizer, Oregon

7418 Kayla Shae Lp NE

Keizer, Oregon 97303

503-463-6976

Email address - dmdonna196334@msn.com

Licensed

We are licensed with the State of Oregon,

We have our Federal tax Id.

As of Nov.14th 2007 We are now a full 501c3 rescue....Thanks to all that has helped us.YEAH!

Our attorney , Dale R. Kennedy, CPA,JD 345 Lincoln St. SE Salem, Oregon 97302  503-390-5544

Board members - Stephen and Donna from Keizer, Renee and David From Salem,Roger and Pam from Keizer, Liz and Al from Keizer

We are also a member of  Avicultural Society of America - to help with educating the public on exotic birds

http://www.asabirds.org/