A green parrot with a yellow face and red and yellow tail feathers clings to the bars of its cage, with a blurred white wall and a dark curtain in the background.

The Feathered Five are the newest flock members rescued by For Flocks Sake. They arrived from stressful, unsafe conditions and are now beginning a second chance at love, medical care, and fresh air. There are four Orange Winged Amazons and a Yellow Collared Macaw. One of the OWA&#39;s is a parent to the other three. No gender is known on anyone. The parent OWA is believed to be around 25 years old and the offspring 9. The mini macaw is approximately 25-30 and suspected to be blind with a broken wing and possible neurological issues.&nbsp; These five once belonged to someone who passed away. They were left with family as often happens who didn&#39;t want them. They continued to feed them, but non-bird people often don&#39;t realize all the things they really need.&nbsp; Consequently, they were in an environment which had indoor smokers and were eating a seed and peanut diet and had water bottles with water that had turned green. All five cages had droppings filling the entire bottom tray to level with the floor grate and in some places where the birds sat often in the same place, there were actually towering mounds of feces below them. The area around the cages was not better. The room was filled with cobwebs on the ceiling, on the floor, on the cages - and the cobwebs and everything else in the room was COVERED in dander/dust. We were able to get the birds into travel carriers relatively easy and got them home where they could take a breath of fresh air. Now the hard work begins....every last one of them is likely to have medical issues as a result of their environment and diet. Your gift helps cover a full veterinary work up for them including the visit, possible xrays (suspected broken wing), complete blood work, DNA testing, disease testing, meds, and any follow up care recommended by the vets.&nbsp; Every dollar goes toward giving these five the best chance possible at recovery. Please help them heal like everyone did Tony! Thank you!

Hello <span contenteditable="false" data-custom-variable="{{firstname}}" fr-original-class="fr-deletable styled-tag-chip" fr-original-style="" style="color: rgb(42, 42, 196); overflow-wrap: anywhere; user-select: none; background-color: rgb(248, 248, 255); border: 1px solid rgb(191, 191, 255); border-radius: 4px; margin: 0px; padding: 1px 8px; font-size: 11px; display: inline-block; box-sizing: inherit;">First name, Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for helping these five deserving birds. The Amazons and I thank you! Monica Hebertall4theflock@gmail.com

The Feathered Five are the newest flock members rescued by For Flocks Sake. They arrived from stressful, unsafe conditions and are now beginning a second chance at love, medical care, and fresh air. There are four Orange Winged Amazons and a Yellow Collared Macaw. One of the OWA's is a parent to the other three. No gender is known on anyone. The parent OWA is believed to be around 25 years old and the offspring 9. The mini macaw is approximately 25-30 and suspected to be blind with a broken wing and possible neurological issues.  These five once belonged to someone who passed away. They were left with family as often happens who didn't want them. They continued to feed them, but non-bird people often don't realize all the things they really need.  Consequently, they were in an environment which had indoor smokers and were eating a seed and peanut diet and had water bottles with water that had turned green. All five cages had droppings filling the entire bottom tray to level with the floor grate and in some places where the birds sat often in the same place, there were actually towering mounds of feces below them. The area around the cages was not better. The room was filled with cobwebs on the ceiling, on the floor, on the cages - and the cobwebs and everything else in the room was COVERED in dander/dust. We were able to get the birds into travel carriers relatively easy and got them home where they could take a breath of fresh air. Now the hard work begins....every last one of them is likely to have medical issues as a result of their environment and diet. Your gift helps cover a full veterinary work up for them including the visit, possible xrays (suspected broken wing), complete blood work, DNA testing, disease testing, meds, and any follow up care recommended by the vets.  Every dollar goes toward giving these five the best chance possible at recovery. Please help them heal like everyone did Tony! Thank you!

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