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Holding a Parrot

F.A.Q.

Curious about us or why we do what we do? You're in the right place! Review the information below and if there's anything we didn't cover, reach out! We're happy to provide any additional information you or your organization may need. 

Does Fins & Feathers rescue or rehabilitate wild birds?

Short answer, no. We are only able to provide care for pet birds at this time, excluding finches, canaries, and other softbill birds. We will have a wild bird rescue recommendation prepared shortly. Call ahead if you have any concerns about receiving care for your bird. 

Is Fins & Feathers PACFA Licensed and what does that mean?

YES! We are PACFA licensed. This means our standard of care is closely monitored and regulated to ensure the healthiest environment possible for our finned and feathered friends. We HIGHLY recommend verifying PACFA licensure before working with anyone in the animal care field to maintain the health and wellness of your pet.

Can you reserve an animal for me to adopt?

Certainly, we are able to reserve an animal for a qualified and interested individual; however, this reservation can only be secured upon payment of the adoption fee in advance.
 

We can hold the animal for a period of up to 14 days without any additional boarding fees. Please note that if you choose to release the reservation, all fees paid are non-refundable.

How do I volunteer?

We're so thrilled at the response the community has shown towards our volunteer opportunities!

 

Please complete a volunteer application here. Once we review your responses, we'll reach out to schedule a walk-through of the sanctuary and get you in the schedule rotation.

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5002 N Academy Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80918

719.465.3953

No restrooms available.

©2025 by Fins and Feathers Sanctuary. 

Due to our non-profit status, we are unable to process any returns or issue refunds. However, if you find that you are unable to provide an adequate environment for an adopted animal, we are more than willing to accept the animal back into our care if we have enclosure space available. Your understanding in this matter is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

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