Angel

Angel came to us because she was screaming. She has not done any screaming since she has been here. She will yell out looking for a response when she is left alone but if you answer her she settles right down. Angel loves to cuddle and be with her people.

If you are interested in Angel plase contact The Bailey Foundation.

Chica

Chica came to us because she laid an egg in late December and shortly after started plucking her feathers. After a few weeks of this she started to self-mutilate. She mutilated her leg so bad that her caregiver felt her needs exceeded her abilities to help Chica so she brought her to The Bailey Foundation for help.

Paulie

Paulie is a very sweet and friendly bird. She loves to sit on shoulders and give kisses. She is a good eater and good talker. Paulie came to us from a very loving family who had a lifestyle change and could not give her the attention she needed.

Snowy

Snowy is a very lovable bird who want nothing more than to spend as much time as possible with his person. Unfortunately, his original companion had a change in her life and does not have the time that Snowy requires. He is plucking his feathers but we have not seen any on the bottom of his cage since he arrived here.

If you are interested in Snowy please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Taylor

Taylor was brought to us by an individual who found him in the basement of someones house. He is healthy and friendly. He loves to come out and play. He is a good eater and likes his toys.

If you are interested in Taylor please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Doogie

Doogie was literally dropped at our door. We have no history on him whats so ever. He is a good eater and loves to play with his toys. He has a fatty tumor on his chest but the vet said that it is nothing to worry about.

If you are interested in Doogie please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Pockets

Pockets came to us from an individual who is very ill and can no longer care for her. She is a very nice bird but can sometimes be a little nippy.

If you are interested in Pockets please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Kelly

Kelly is a very cute amazon. He is a good eater. He has a biting issue that we are working on. Unfortunately we have very little background on him.

Freddie

Freddie is a good bird. I steps up and sits on your shoulder all day if you let him. He eats good and plays with his toys. He has a small plucking issue but we have that under control now.

If you are interested in Freddie please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Angel and JB

This pair of Eclectus’ are nothing less than perfect. They are a picture of health and are very well socialized. They will go to any and give kisses. They are good eaters and are playing with their toys. They must remain together.

If you are interested in Angel and JD please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Nyco

Nyco is a very sweet bird. He will step up and loves to sit on your shoulder. He is a good eater and has a small voabulary.

If you are interested in Nyco please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Pancho

Pancho came to use via the SPCA. He was recovered from a house where the owner committed suicide. Pancho is very untrusting of people and is very protective of his cage. We are working on this fear issue of his and he is starting to respond. He is a good eater and is starting to play with his toys.

Domino

Domino is a very special case. He is afraid of everything. If anyone walks within 6 feet of his cage he begins to flail around. We had to place a 2 inch thick pad on the bottom of his cage to prevent him from injuring himself. Because of his flailing his wings have been injured. We have had some success taking him out of his cage with a towel and then sitting with him in a quiet area where he does step up and sit on your hand. If you move though he panics and starts to flail all over again.

Sunshine

Sunshine is a very good bird. She is fun to play with and loves to sit on her person shoulder and spend the day with them. She is a good eater and talker. She loves to play with small balls. When she decides to get vocal she can be loud.

If you are interested in Sunshine please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Bennie

Bennie is a good eater but has never been hand trained. He likes to come out and walk around and is stick trained. His favorite pastime is to visit with out amazons and talk to them. He talks some and does play with toys.

Tuffy

Tuffy is in excellent health and is a good eater. He has never been handled and is very afraid of people. When anyone approaches him he cowars in the corner of his cage. We are slowly working with him helping him to get over his fear. We are also teaching him to play with his toys as he seems to not know what they are for. Tufy is a good talker and has plenty to say. His favorite thing to say is “I can talk, can you fly?”.

Rikki

Rikki is a cute little bird but he seems to be a one person bird. He will bond easily with one person and if anyone else attempts to go to him he will nip them. We are currently working on this socialization issue and making good progress. At first we thought he preferred only men but now he has bonded to a woman here at the rescue so he will bond with anyone but only one.

If you are interested in Rikki please contact The Bailey Foundation.

JenniBelle

JenniBelle is a very sweet bird. She is overly friendly and loves to be with her people. She is a good eater and loves to play. She is not very good with young children but older children are OK.

If you are interested in JenniBelle please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Screech

Screech is a very cool bird. He likes to interact with people and is a good eater. He does not live up to his name as he is not a screamer as compared to other conures. He does call out but not anything out of the ordinary.

If you are interested in Screech please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Rocky

Rocky came to us from a home where they were unable to give him the attention he/she needs. He/She is very leary of people. Rocky is a very nervous bird when out of the cage. We are working with him/her to help Rocky get over this fear. He/She is eating good and is playing with toys. We have taken him/her out of his/her cage and placed him/her on a play gym and he/she stays there and plays with the toys.

If you are interested in Rocky, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Cap't Hook

Cap’t Hook was rescued from a bikers bar in Maryland. His background is unknown exccept that based on his condition and veterinary exam, he was well cared for and is in very good condition. He has issues trusting people around his cage but once he is away from his cage he is very managable. He loves to interact and talk with people and has a good vocabulary.

If you are interested in Cap’t Hook please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Jake

Jake is a very sweet but scared bird. His colors are a little dull right now because he has not been on the best of diets. Tthe previous owner told us that when his mother got Jake ten years ago, He was grey. They started taking care of him and Jake bonded to them and then he started getting his green colors. He currently has no toys in his cage at all. We have two hanging off the side of the cage now so hopefully he will get use to them. We will be working for a while with Jake to get him healthy.

Max

Max was brought to the foundation because his caregivers were unable to give him the attention he required. He is a biter and we are working on his socialization skills. He is a good eater and is very healthy.

Peanut

Peanut came to us from a home where the primary caregiver is very ill and can no longer care for his birds. Peanut has a very sweet and loving disposition. He enjoys being with people and like to be petted. He is a good eater and is ready to go to a good home where he will get lots of love and interaction.

Update: Peanut has become partial to men and is very cage protective. Once out of his cage he is fine. He can go to a woman but if a man is part of the family, he will more than likely go to the man and have nothing to do with the woman.

Moko

Moko came to us from a family that could no longer care for him. He is a good eater and plays with his toys. He is an extremely aggressive biter. Moko will be in rehab until we can improve his social skills and stops the biting.

If you are interested in helping Moko with his rehab and possible adoption, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Bubba

Bubba came to us because if family is moving and cannot take him with them. He is a very active bird who prefers men. He does not like children and will chase and bite them therefore he cannot go to a home with children. He is a good eater and loves to play with toys. He is an expert at escaping from his cage so we have locks on all doors of his cage.

If you are interested in Bubba, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Fender

Fender came to us from Boston. Her family was unable to keep her any longer. She was found outside their home 17 years ago. She is a good eater and a friendly bird. She is afraid to come out of her cage but once she is out she likes to be with people and she likes to play with her toys.

If you are interested in Fender, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Peter

Peter came to us because his family was moving and he could not go. He is a very shy bird and loves to watch things going on. He is a good eater and is somewhat cage bound. We have been working with him and believe it is time for him to establish a one-on-one relationship with some one.

If you are interested in Peter please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Peaches

Peaches is a self mutilator. We have placed him in a chest plate to prevent the mutilation and allow his body to heal. He is extremely fearfull of men but will jump into the arms of the first woman to come his way. He is a great eater and is a good toy chewer. He will be in rehab until we have him physically healed.

If you are interested in Peaches and want to help with his rehab and possibly adopting him, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Popeye

Popeye is a very cool bird. He eats well and loves to talk and sing. He loves women but does not like men. He is very cuddley with women. Once he is used to a woman she can do just about anything she wants with him.

If you are interested in Popeye please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Harry

Harry is a typical male military macaw. He is very demanding and very outgoing. He does get nippy when he doesn’t get his way and is very protective of his cage. He does prefer men over women. He does talk and likes to interact with people. He is handlable. He is a plucker and has pulled all of his green feather from his chest area as you can see in his picture. He is now on a good diet and we aren’t telling him but a couple of feathers are starting to come in.

If you are interested in Harry please contact the Bailey Foundation.

Katie

Katie came to us from a very loving family but her family did not feel they could give her the attention and care she needed. Katie is a very sweet bird. She enjoys the company of the other parrots in the home. She does not like to be touched and will not step up. She enjoys sitting on top of her cage. Katie will be going through rehabilitation for awhile while we help her overcome her plucking problem and work on her socialization skills. If you are interested in Katie and would like to help with her rehabilitation, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Rio

Rio came to us along with Nicky from a very loving family who could no longer care for them. Rio is a very sweet but vocal bird who likes to sing. She seems to prefer men and will even let some scratch her head. She is more aggressive with women. Rio is a wild caught bird and does not trust people and will not step up and runs from hands. She will be in rehab for a little bit while we work on her socialization skills. If you are interested in Rio and would like to help with her rehabilitation, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Sonny

Sonny came to us from a very loving family but because his family was forced to move causing a major lifestyle change The Bailey Foundtion was asked to help. He is a very friendly bird and loves to cuddle. He gets along with other birds once he gets used to them. He enjoys his time out of his cage.

If you are interested in Sunny, please contact The Bailey
Foundation.

UPDATE: Sonny is back in rehab. He has become very aggressive all of a sudden and is biting. We believe that it may be due to him going into mating mode and has become very hormonal. We are working with him to get him thru this issue and as soon as he has settled down again we will make him available.

Lucky

Lucky came to us because his caregiver moved away and his parents could not care for Lucky. Lucky came to use with only one leg but seems to have adapted very well. He is very lovable and loves to be on his human. He is a good eater and likes to play. He is a special needs bird and will need to have his cage set-up to accomodate his special needs.

If you are interested in Lucky, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Update: Lucky is a very gentle and sweet bird who has only one leg. How and when he lost his leg is unknown; however, he seems to have adapted well to his disability and gets around fine! His cage has been customized for his needs, to minimize injury from falling, but Lucky hardly seems to think he needs it! He can be quite vocal when he greets his family, and thoroughly enjoys company.

Clancy

Clancy came to us because he has medical problems that his family could no longer afford. Clancy was having seizures daily. We noticed when we picked Clancy up that his diet was not appropriate for an amazon so we changed his diet and the seizures have not reoccured. He has become very playful and is talking. He is eating good now. He is hesitant to come out of his cage but once he is out he likes to hang out on a perch with people around.

If you are interested in helping with Clancy’s rehabilitation and possibly adopting him, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Congo

Congo is a very nice, talkative patagonian. He came to us because he was too noisey for his family. He is a good eater and he likes to play. He is a typical conure. He is also large for his species.

If you are interested in Congo, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Update: Congo is an exceptionally beautiful Patagonian, and is in perfect feather. He has a comical voice, and says a few words; he also plays rough with his toys, but is friendly once outside his cage. Congo enjoys human interaction, and will run through his repertoire of sounds and words to get it!

Bing

When Bing was taken from his original cargiver he was kept in the basement where they smoked around him constantly. An individual who found out about the bird took him and brought him to the foundation for help.

Bing has grown back alot of feathers and is on a good proper diet. He is a bit untrusting but once he is out of his cage he will step up and sit on your shoulder loving life.

If you are interested in adopting Bing contact The Bailey Foundation.

Update: Bing was removed from a bad situation and brought to the Bailey Foundation for help. He began plucking again in the spring, but his feathers are coming back and he is learning to trust people again. He says very few words, and appears to want to be with people. He will mutter under his breath if people are nearby, but not paying attention to him. Recently, he has begun singing along with other birds or with humans!! He will be a fine companion with patience and understanding.

Assorted Cockatiels

The Bailey Foundation has recieved 15 assorted cockatiels over the past week and all are ready for adoption.

If you are interested in a cockatiel, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Ryan

Ryan came to the Foundation because his owners did not feel they could give him the attention and interaction he deserves. Ryan’s exact history is not known, but it is thought he may have been a breeder who didn’t produce so he was sold as a pet. Ryan likes to be petted but gets nervous when he is out of his cage. We will be working with Ryan on his out of cage socialization skills. If you are interested in Ryan and would like to help with his rehabilitation and/or possibly adopt him, please contact the Bailey Foundation.

Roscoe

Roscoe was originally adopted from our foundation almost 2 years ago. His cargiver moved and Roscoe did not like the new apartment and began to sream constantly. The neighbors began to complain and Roscoe had to leave. We have not experienced the screaming issue here since his return. He is well hand trained and eats very well. Roscoe is a habitual plucker and has plucked his feathers so much that they will not grow back.

If you are interesested in Roscoe, please contact the foundation.

Update: Roscoe is as charming as he is naked!! He has plucked his chest and back repeatedly, and feathers will most likely not regrow in these areas. His remaining feathers are beautiful, however, and his tail is long, full, and gorgeous!! He is very friendly, loves a good head scratch, and has a sweet, low voice that sounds like a whisper. He plays vigorously with his toys, and screams for joy while doing it!!

Leia

Leia came to us from a pet store who received her in bad health. They immediately gave her good vet care and it was discovered that she suffered from liver failure. As a result of the liver failure she is also suffering from neurological problems as well as evidenced in the photo by the head laying back. We are currently treating her with medicine that appears to be working well. She is eating very well and is now climbing up a ladder and perching. She has also learned to play with her toys. Leia will be in rehab for awhile as we work on getting her back to good health.

Asia

Asia’s story is very sad. From what history we were able to piece together, she started off life as a community bird in a college dorm. After that she was aquired by an individual who kept her at the back of a flee market where she was found and purchased by her last caregivers. They did what they could to help her but were not prepared for what needed to be done. They brought Asia to The Bailey Foundation so she could get as much help as she would need.

When Asia arrived, we noticed that her right wing was drooping down and the feathers on that wing were pointing out and away from her body so we took her to our vet right away. Asia was diagnosed with multiple fractures of the right wing as well as severe muscle and tendon damage at the shoulder. The vet stated that this was an old injury, approximately 3 to 4 years old. The bone had calcified and there was no way to save the wing. Asia is having her wing amputated today and will need a few months rehab to recover from her ordeal. Because of the pain and discomfort she has been enduring, she is also plucking her feathers. Luckily there is no self mutilation.

Asia is a very scared bird as well. If you approach her she gets very nervous and begins to shake. If you sit with her and talk softly to her she will calm down and begine to talk back to you. After awhile we are able to pet her head but the minute we try to get her to step up she gets scared and tries to hide.

Hopefully, after her surgery and healing process she will learn that there are people that will not scare her or hurt her.

Update: Asia is doing great. We have removed her collar a couple of weeks ago and she has preened all her feathers open. She has started to come out of the cage and loves to cuddle with anyone. She is still trying to learn to balance with only one wing but is getting around just fine. We feel she is now ready to go to a new home. If you are interested in Asia, please contact The Bailey Foundation.

Buddy

Buddy came to us from a very loving home where there was a lifestyle change and Buddy did not take to it very well. He plucked himself and was obviously not happy. His previous owners made the decision that they would give Buddy up to the foundation for rehab and eventually placement in a good home.

Buddy will be going through rehabilitation for awhile while we help him overcome his plucking problem. It has also been awhile since he has physically interacted with people and has developed a fear of people that needs to be overcome.

If you are interested in Buddy and would like to help him during his rehabilitation, contact The Bailey Foundation.

Update: Buddy seems to be a good natured bird who craves human contact. He is learning to trust people again, but sometimes bites out of fear. In the past few months, he has come to trust people and allows petting of his beak, chest, head and legs through the cage bars. His behavior remains unpredictable, however, and he would do best in a home with a seasoned bird owner, where he will receive consistent love and attention. He LOVES to chew and destroy wooden toys, and as long as he has a supply of these, he leaves his feathers alone.