I TOOK IN 7 RESCUE PARROTS
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I bet it was devastating for the woman who owned these beautiful birds to give them up. I give her so much credit. She took care of them. I had a Goffin many years ago. They are good birds if they are raised right. You guys are awesome!
Snap! I have rescued 7 parrots too over the last 20 years and my son has rescued 2.
They're hard work but fantastic to have around.
Anyone who rescues unwanted animals and birds is a good person.
Thank you for caring for them🫶
I love this.
It's amazing what you're doing for these birds, as a certified wildlife carer, I reckon you're doing an amazing job!
Anyone who cares for any kind of animal the way you folks do is a true hero! Bravo 👏🏻
Thank you so much I currently have 26 animals under my care and love every single one of them 😊
You're so lucky to spend your time caring for animals & birds. Animals give true unconditional love! I pray the donations keep coming in.
I have an umbrella cockatoo and it is the most loving animal I’ve ever had. She has many places to perch and is out of her “house”/cage when I am home. I have socialized her since she was 8 months old she is 28 now. She supervises everything. Very inquisitive and smart
as owner of african grey good person to take these birds in good luck hard work to come
❤ I nearly cried when I saw them, they will miss their old owner, they’re like small children, I’m a bird owner too and it’s a full time job, you’ve done a wonderful thing by taking them in, they’re all beautiful and will all be very spoiled ❤
Thank you for caring for these parrots! I had a U2 for 34 years. Passed away 2 years ago. Our hearts still broken. By the way, female cockatoos have a brown'ish eye. Males are very dark eyes.
What a beautiful human being you are. You are awesome, for caring about birds. These birds can see, you are a good person. And I believe they will be very happy with you.
7 parrots = 7 toddlers for life. Not an easy feat to master, so more power to you. Thank you for giving them a second chance at life. Animals have a sixth sense that looks deeply into peoples' souls and knows who truly good. I am shocked that for parrots they are actually very calm and well behaved.
You and your birds are beautiful . I Love your communication to the birds. They will Love in a very short time.
Great job for caring for these dinosaurs. Thank you.
You are the right person for this job! I couldn’t believe all of the knowledge and experience you were sharing with us! I’m a first time viewer to your channel and just call me impressed! I’ll be back! 😊
The birds are rare. Keep the donations coming.
Well done looking after all these lovely birds 🦜🦜🌈🌈🌈🇧🇪thank you 🍀🍀🍀🍀
I just found this video. Your description of the cockatoos is exactly like my green cheeked conure. He loves to land on me all sweet-like and then in the same breath, tries to take a chunk of skin. I’ve learned to watch his body language. The signs are subtle but they’re there.
Thank you for helping😊😊😊
So glad you were able to rescue these magnificent birds! Much love 💞😊
Omg I just was so in love with my Sulphur cockatoo he's was the sweetest boy ever! I would love to find another one I miss mine dearly! R.I.P. MY MOJIBOY MOMMY MISSES YOU SO MUCH!!
So happy to see they were in decent shape overall! I hope they're still doin good.
This is amazing thank you for taking them in and giving them an amazing life . ❤
You are so lucky to have them. I have had my umbrella for 34yrs. He is so spoiled and loved!!!!
The thing with cockatoos is they absolutely demand a dedicated person to shower them with love and attention. I have an Umbrella myself, and I can read him pretty well and vice versa. I can tell when he is in a mood and nippy, or when he is playful or angry. Tbh, I don't find him difficult at all. But I do have to monitor him all the time, because he is very naughty, getting in all kinds of trouble.
Best video I have ever watched on RUclips. I will remember how kind you are to the animals. You are a blessing to them.
I am so glad these babies are with you now. Thank you for your dedication and unconditional love.
There is nothing more stunning in nature with all those bright colors.
I absolutely loved loved loved this video and all the information about the types of parrots. You guys are absolutely amazing!
Thank you so much for the kind words Kathleen!! Looking forward to putting out some more content like this in the future😁
Wow! You guys are amazing. So much love for these animals❤❤❤
Great story! I live in SC and it’s nice to see local happenings.
On your home page there is a word missing:
“grown into a haven for a variety OF rescued animals”
Best.
That high-pitched, southern voice and the big “ you’re such a pretty bird you’re such a pretty bird” that heightened behavior is what’s gonna get you bet if you keep a calm, assertive attitude, especially while transferring birds, you’ll have a lot less of a risk of being bit
Y’all are the best!! They have already taken to you and love you. You have a kind and gentle way. This is truly your calling. To care for the stray creatures and ones in need.
Thank you for caring for these birds. I see you are very knowledgeable about them so the care and love will be good for these birds. Some people even though they love the animals should not have them because they do not do right by the animal.
The birds are so well behaved!
All elderly pet owners would have peace of mind to arrange care for them before its an emergency...its also being a responsible pet owner.
I feel very badly for the birds & their 'Mom', who is experiencing a health crisis.
I hope they all have the best outcome
Cockatoos are very smart. You can teach them to do things like dance ( my Grandpa’s would do this if you said “dance cockie’, it would bob up and down). He also knew some words like “love you” and “hi”. Cockatoos can be sweet and loving, firming strong bonds with their owners. If your cage does not have a strong lock they will learn how to open it, they can also be noisy, calling for attention as said before this is because they bond closely to their humans. They like to interact with humans and can keep eye contact. Some cockatoos become aggressive and will begin to bite when they begin to reach maturity but saying they are “the most dangerous bird” is not true. Many are loveable and will happily be cuddled and show affection to their owners, not all but many are like this especially if you get them before maturity and interact with them frequently. They are smart and need stimulus whether this is human contact, they love shiny toys that make sounds like ringing or clanking. Their toys need to be made of safe acrylic or safe wood because, yes, they will chew on them and sometimes destroy them. You can also make a toy using strips of old denim, braided, then hung off something like a ring. Because they are clever they need stimulation with things like stuff they can shred, things they can forage for such as hiding treats in toilet rolls, paper bags, etc., simple puzzle toys where they have to figure out something to get a treat, and hanging toys like those mentioned above (if they also have a puzzle element all the better). When including natural perches if you can get something with a hollow to hide in that you can attach to the side of the cage, they would love this. With the natural perches, having wood they can strip with their beaks would be advantageous. They also like to bathe.
Please remember cockatoos are not happy being totally independent beings, they absolutely love human attention, lots and lots of it. Cockatoos that are used to handling love to snuggle and they won’t be the first to get sick of the interaction, it will be you 😊. When they put their crest up and move around a lot this is usually attention seeking behaviour, they crave human attention. The biting you describe is not usually from aggression but stress and fear, often because they are lonely or craving your 1-1 attention. If you give the cockatoos enough attention, time, and patience, they can become the sweetest most companionable birds ever.
Saying they are the most violent birds ever comes from your misunderstanding of this species.
Whilst not kept captive (except for zoos etc.) Cassowaries, Emus, and Ostriches are amongst the world’s most dangerous birds.
Looking into the eyes of a pet cockatoo is not dangerous, especially if you compare it to being stared down by an emu (and I have been).
You are spoiling the name of cockatoo by saying things that are not true, unless you breed them different to Australia, which I doubt as they originate here. Please do your research before leading people astray about this gorgeous bird 😊
You are absolutely the best with God's creatures!! You are a natural and you can hear the love & true compassion in your voice. These birds don't know how lucky they are ending up in your care! Also I'm going to Tractor Supply, I think one of those cages might be just what I need for my husband!! lol
My Umbrella Cockatoo Bella is the sweetest!! She loves to cuddle, be rubbed all over, and be preened. We cuddle under the blankets even. Me, the Mini Aussie, and the cat all hang out together on the bed and Bella is in charge! 😂 She almost never screams except when she is alerting me that the "scary" neighbor is coming home on his motorcycle. She hates motorcycles for some reason. I would adopt those Toos in a heartbeat 💓
Old phone books with the pages stuck through the bars are great for them to shred. Corrugated cardboard that has NO inks, dyes, or glues are great for shredding.
It must have been difficult to give up her birds, but at least she knows they are going to the best place.
You guys are awesome!! ❤❤❤
Cockatoo was trying to grab you at the end. So cute. Like hey over here please. !🦜
What beautiful birds! And so sweet too
I have just one Senegal Parrot and I couldn't imagine being in a situation where I was unable to care for her anymore. She's my best buddy and it would break my heart for her to go through that stress.
beautiful birds
What beautiful birds !!!! I love McCall their so beautiful. I have a little blue quaker, she is a rescue bird.i love her so much !!!
Thanks!
Thank you!! 🫶
They are all good boys and girls ❤
What GORGEOUS birds. Wow. The blue and gold is stunning.
I love parrots
Wow 7 big beards at once god bless you man
Poor birds, they are so intelligent and suffer when their owner is gone.
I'm from Australia where your cockatoos come from. I have seen homes eaten destroyed by the little blighters... They carry a grudge....big time ....
You should put a birdbath in there like you would see in someone’s lawn, but maybe put a bigger bowl in it
I am a bird person through and through, but I have never been in a living arrangment where i can own a parrot. The noise is not doable for neighbors or my living partners. it does break my heart but I do have a pigeon, and I do volunteer EVERY week at A bird rescue. I've pretty much adopted a resident cockatoo who lives there. Parrots are just so amazing, I really wish i could adopt one in need. But I'm so grateful i get to live through you! Thanks for taking in these babes.
I would Adopt the cockatoo's in a heartbeat, they are my favorite birds of all time, i have had umbrella cockatoo's most my life i have a rescue umbrella for the last 8 years and he is my boy and i understand there attitude and how much it takes to care for them and know they are some of the most rehomed of the parrot family cause so many see a cockatoo like my boy Jude how loving he is and is like a big baby and loves to just cuddle and fall asleep with his head tucked into my chin, and i've only been bitten by him once in the 8 years i've had him only cause he got hormonal and territorial when he was on the ground walking up to me, i have had other cockatoo's in the past there were more agressive cause i didnt know their past due to being rescue's but i learned whith behavorial what they needed and ended up placing them in homes that were more suitable for them then living with me, cause i found they were female agressive and perfered males.. and like my boy Jude i have he isnt Male agressive he is more scared of men, but really loves women and children...
YOUR channel just pop into my feed, I rarely subscribe to channels that features birds because there is so much misinformation given on some of them it breaks my heart, BUT I SNEAKED A Peek at your content and was vey pleased with what I heard and saw and yes I did sub. I did work at A VET clinic and we took care of exotics pets including birds .I had birds of my own a budgie who was found outside and brought to my work I took her home as a foster, but could not give her up when I got her she spoke to my surprise and also I fostered a moustache parakeet it took me 2 years to find her a good home and also I had the pleasure to babysit and take care of all kinds of birdies, they are amazing pets and companions if the owners knows how to take care of them! The best advice I can tell people is before getting any kind of pet DO YOUR RESEARCH that way we will have less abandoned pets of all species. FOR YOU AND YOUR TEAM A BIG THANK YOU FOR SAVING ALL THOSE INCREADIBLE ANIMALS.
That cockatoo with the orange feathers is absolutely gorgeous also.
Poor babies should have been eating nuts and such their whole lives...
I’m so glad they will have a good life at last. Birds in small spaces are sad to see. It makes me and them happy if they can fly like they have a right to.
If I ever wanted to own or adopt exotic birds I would have to have a whole green house outside or some type of grow dome to mimic a wild environment for them
Same
Wonderful thank you!
I love my pigeon. Quiet. Sweet. Cant remove fingers.
The pigeon we helped raised was orphaned and love me and my husband, but when my dad visited she's slap him with her wings 😂
@@Flufferz626 Amazing a creature with such gentle defenses survives to this day. If you cant be deadly, be faster!
So true, wanna keep all the fingers. Those big ones scare me.
@@Flufferz626 😂
One of those need to be named Matilda 😊😊😘
Bless you and your team 😊
Clapping to a cockatoo that doesn’t know you is not good. Talk softly and sweetly. That will get you far. A cockatoo will bite every time if you get them riled up. When my cockatoo gets super excited or on high alert I never try to touch him. Only when he calms down do I try to hold him. Cockatoos require a lot of time out of the cage and one on one. They are good for single people or the only bird in the house. That environment is not good if you want an affectionate friendly cockatoo.
This guy sounds like wanker
I'm a Australian
They probably like the garage open.
You guys are amazing 👏 😊
I have an unbrella cockatoo who has been a family member since she was little more than an egg. She is now 21 years old and named Nancy because she was such a feminine baby. Nancy is super intelligent and can hold conversations on various subjects such as going "Beddy bye", going for a ride, and playing peekaboo in bed where she takes a quick look at you under the sheets and quickly goes back into the bed repeated times. So amazing. Yes you are right about unexpected bites, but we have gotten to know her body language and take precautions to remove outselves if she decides to bite. She is usually a vey loving girl. I deeply love her. She loves to cuddle.
Wow absolutely amazing! ❤
This is a BAD ASS video! liked and subcribed
1st time viewer and subscriber. 😮Taking in 6 Macaws and 1 Cockatoo at one time-wow! Good health to you all!❤
great job guys for your help for the 🐦 birds hope everything goes well for you 👏 where are you located in which state
18:10 burned wood ❤
The first is Ararauna mal, i think 😁
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They are gorgeous but I have never trusted those big ones. Had a friend who had a blue front & bite the hell out of her arm. She never knew when he was going to strike but he talked well, that was fun.
God bless you
You definitely have a heart of gold, taking in those beauties. Question for you. What do you use for the bottom of the temporary cages? I have an umbrella cockatoo and am getting low on newspaper that I got free at the hospital I work at. They stopped giving them to patients during the pandemic, and I don't want to buy any just for my bird to poop on. 😅
We are kindred spirits. We have 7 rescued parrots as well. 2 'toos, 2 Amazons, a Blue & Yellow Macaw, a Congo African Gray and a Senegal. You can tell the sex of a Cockatoo by the color of their eyes. Males have black pupils, and females have brown pupils. Bless you for taking these birds.
BTW, the biggest problem with 'toos is showing too much affection. Don't pet them below the neck or under their wings. They will consider you a mate and that is a BIG problem. Cockatoos are the #1 bird given up to shelters.
Edit-After subscribing, and viewing your site, I realized that you don't need any advice. I didn't realize that you already had so many birds. Never mind!😊
Eye color is not a reliable indication, but nor is a DNA test, really the only true way to tell the sex is through behavior or egg laying.
Also, I get why you thought the dude was green around birds, honestly he does not give the vibe of someone who has experience with parrots.
You are so cute with your new cuties!
22:22 I have a long billed corella. First parrot. Because my auntie gave him to us. He was acting all sweet. Then tried to take a bite of my face. Luckily I play tennis and have a pretty good reaction time😢😂
23:13 the cockatoo in the back in killing me😂
I don't know a lot about parrots but I have never heard of a cockatoo described as dangerous before. And I didn't think any birds liked clapping sounds.
You need to build aviaries so these birds can fly and be outside...
Chack out white house on the hills aviary!
Check out our latest aviary videos- we did just that! We just got these birds out of their imminent neglectful situation to something that at least meets their basic needs. We just introduced 6 macaws together(including these 3) into a massive aviary and they are ecstatic about it!
And we LOVE White House on the Hill’s aviary build!
Harlequin Macaw
Ceiling fan is on. Don’t the birds already have names if they were previously owned? Is there plastic on those puppy pads??
I like birds also
I'm so happy that you took these lovely babies in but don't call Toos dangerous. They are no more dangerous than any other parrot.
Toos respond to their environment. They are incredibly intelligent and need constant mental stimulation. And they absolutely give warnings. You might be missing the signals due to their lack of color.
A bird behaviorist would be really beneficial if you plan on keeping these guys. Even if you've had birds before.
I had this funny feeling that cockatoos were scary birds. I always told myself I would never want to take one. I was at a pet store and one grabbed my button off my sweater and tore it to pieces.
My 16 year old umbrella cockatoo is the sweetest bird to her human flock but she's vicious to other birds...
My brother got an Umbrella Cockatoo, hated that bird he was scary and he knew he was and tried to take advantage of it. I said nope 😂
I would love to learn about keeping these birds as I would like to keep at least two. I just love the colors.
I am surprised that you said that they have a lot in captivity already and not enough rescues, because they are not cheap....a few thousands for one bird if what I saw a few years back.
If you can get beachcombers from your part of the world, to collect PUMMUS STONES washed up on the beach
The cockies love them. They are good for their beek, nails and playing....I had them in my son's Avery...For Cocakteal, finch, quail, and others.
.that was a long time ago....but try Pumus stones......
Mashllaaha 👍
My bestie has a cockatoo and I don't like him and I think he doesn't like me either 😂😂 I am just nervous around him because I have a feeling he would always try to strike anytime 😅😅
I adopted 2 parakeets back in 2010 and had them many years. I named them Curly and Moe after the Three Stooges. Curly passed away from pneumonia in 2012 and Moe passed away in 2021 from old age. He was nearly 18. I lost him while going through cancer treatments and it was sad! I'm in remission three years as of July.
I work with birds for a living & your rescued parrots look to be in pretty good shape… they’ll just need time to adjust & settle in while they figure you out.
Clapping is not necessary !
Well if you walk round Sydney harbour domain there can be a hundred cockatoos on the ground just walking round the tourists. Never seen or heard of them attacking anyone. Have them in the backyard. Never had an issue.
Cockatoo do warn you
Cockatoos males have black eyes and females have red/brown eyes
Wait, so you have an animal sanctuary/goat herd business? How does that work? What do you do with all the baby goats?
I do that all the time, and my parrot starts dancing
Find out what their names already are!