14
Jul
Flock Call: Providing a New Way to
communicate. learn. succeed.
We're reinventing the way you think about birds.
Communicate
To be an active flock member all you have to do is visit often to take in our parrot knowledge and share yours. It's that easy.
Learn
Spreading the message on how to love, empathize, and care for your feathered friends.
Succeed
Through communication and sharing our birds will lead happier lives.
Latest Blog Posts
12
Jul
This is a child’s journey offered to you as a muse. An affirmation. An awareness. A hope. A rope. A relatable tale I hope will find itself on your keep list. My childhood journey was hilarious. Some of which are funnier through the eyes of an adult. We will laugh together here.
12
Jul
Oh, it's all fun and games until you have to make a decision. Sharing opens up all the possibilities.
12
Jul
No matter what you're worried about for yourself and your companions (any species including spouse), you have all the power to make it through and make it a little easier. Pause your mind.
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Jun
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Jun
Latest Flock Comments
That's the tricky question for all of us. When we have no other person left to consider. A good rescue/sanctuary is the answer. If Verdi is a human loving parrot, a rescue near you is the answer. You can name that rescue and attach a sum of trust money for Verdi's care and concerns. Most rescues will be happy to plan ahead for you and your parrot. Find and visit a parrot rescue/sanctuary and talk through your goals. If on the other hand Verdi is a free bird and loves other parrots and enjoys less human contact and more freedoms, a sanctuary is the answer to your plans. Again, find one that feels right for Verdi, call and/or visit to discuss the arrangements you hope to create for your beloved. For reference to the ideas I offer the name The Oasis Sanctuary in Arizona, and Parrot Outreach Society in Punta Gorda Florida. They approach parrots in those two veins. And I support, and promote both these great parrot advocacies. Give Verdi a beaky kiss for me.
Hi, Xena, you Warrior Princess! You are adorable and lovely. I'm happy your mom loves you and takes such good care of you.
Hi! I'm so happy I found Flock Call. I'm putting together my will (ugh!!) and the main concern at this point is what happens to my beloved conure, Verdi. He's about 7 years old. If I die before my domestic partner (David), David will take over Verdi's care. Since David lives with Verdi and me, that should be fine. The big problem is what happens if I die after David - if Verdi is still alive, <b>what will happen to him? </b>I might also check with the World Parrot Trust, of which I'm a member, for advice. But I'm hoping Flock Call could advise me, too.