A sunlit aviary retreat in Portland, Oregon — where parrots, cockatoos, and finches perch on manzanita branches and forage through enrichment puzzles while you travel.
Private climate-controlled suites with manzanita perch trees, foraging puzzles, and daily one-on-one handling by our avian welfare specialists. Each suite is sized for your bird's species — a cockatoo's suite is not a budgie's suite.
A 400 sq ft open-air flight zone where compatible birds share airspace, forage side by side, and bathe under gentle misters. Your cockatiel comes home tired, happy, and emotionally full — not lonely from an empty apartment.
Each member of our flock was drawn here by a personal relationship with a bird — not a job listing.
A bird's behavior is a letter written in feathers. I learned to read them before I learned to hold one. Every pluck, every scream, every still moment tells me what they need — and what they've been missing.
Enrichment is not a toy you hang in a cage. It's a conversation. I design puzzles that ask a bird a question — and watch what they answer. A bored bird is not a happy bird.
Social birds are healthy birds. I watch how they move around each other — who grooms whom, who steps away, who calls first. The flock tells me everything about how each individual is doing.
Mango came home singing a new song. He'd never done that before — not even with us. Whatever Mira does in there, it healed something. We cried a little.
As a breeder, weaning is the most anxious part of my year. Priya handled my clutch of four Bourke's parakeets with more patience than I could have managed myself. Every single one fledged healthy.
I work 12-hour shifts. Leaving Pearl alone that long was killing both of us. Roost's daycare changed our lives — she's social, she's loud, she's herself again.
Kenji built Picasso a foraging puzzle from dried cholla cactus and pinecones. My bird hadn't been this engaged in two years. The feather plucking stopped within a week of boarding.
Tell us about your bird first. We'll take it from there.