There are a number of ways you can help us to continue to provide a "Home for Life" for previously owned pet parrots

• Monetary Donations – Are the most flexible, and allow us to direct money where it is most needed. You can make a donation in someone else's name, and we'll recognize that donation on our website.
• Become a Member – Becoming a member of F.L.O.P.R.S/World Parrot Refuge means you contribute to the ongoing care of the birds, important capital projects, and receive free admission to the Refuge for a year.
• Virtual Adoption – You can commit to sponsoring a bird individually or as a group (school, co-workers, community) or as a business. Your contribution will be recognized on our website.
• Donate unsprayed fruit and nuts, bedding, towels, brooms, mops, buckets, garden tools, and used toys.
• Medical supplies and equipment are very much welcomed - please contact us for further details.
• Donate some of your time and experience as a Volunteer.
• Be an enthusiastic embassador for the Refuge and tell everyone you know about us.
• Shop at our wonderful Gift Shop for all your special occasions, knowing that all profits directly support the care of our flocks at the same time.

If you have other ideas to help support the Refuge, please contact us! We'd love to hear from you!

Please click on the thumbnails below to learn how you can help some special birds have a home for life through our "Virtual Adoption" program! More stories coming soon!

Birds who are now partly sponsored, thank you!

Birds who are now fully sponsored, thank you!

"This is, in a word, a great place and these miraculous creatures deserve no less, but few places can deliver it this well. It is, indeed, 'world class'."

– Stewart Metz (author and Director of the Indonesian Parrot Project), after his visit at the Grand Opening of the Refuge on August 13, 2005.

"The World Parrot Refuge is a true sanctuary where parrots live out their lives in a loving, spacious and happy environment under the guidance of extraordinarily caring people. The many visitors destined to pass through the refuge will come to understand that parrots are not toys or trophies, but beings with needs and emotions as real as our own."

– Rosemary Low (author of more than 30 books on parrots)