Foster Parrots - New England Exotic Wildlife Sanctuary
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- What it is
- Shelters and rescues
- Who it helps
- Surrender requires the Parrot Relinquishment Questionnaire, and the sanctuary has limited capacity.
- Where
- Rhode Island and New England for placements; surrender questions open to others
- Status
- Open
- Checked
- on the official website, November 3, 2026
No-kill parrot sanctuary with guardianship and home sanctuary placement programs. It reviews surrender requests individually and offers an Estate Planning and Life Long Care service for owners who want to retire a bird at the sanctuary. It also runs a lost and found bird emergency hotline.
How to reach them
Where: Rhode Island and New England for placements; surrender questions open to others
Good to know
- Who can use it: Surrender requires the Parrot Relinquishment Questionnaire, and the sanctuary has limited capacity. Guardianship adopters must be in New England or able to commute and over 21. Home sanctuary adopters must be within 100 miles and over 25.
- How to get started: Complete the Parrot Relinquishment Questionnaire on the Surrender page. For adoption, submit the adoption application.
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