To become a foster home requires a dedicated person and an understanding family - it should not be taken on lightly. Birds that are fostered are potentially disturbed by the changes to their environment and may require extra efforts on behalf of the foster carer to ensure that they remain healthy and happy. They will also require a veterinarian visit.
 
There is also the issue that fostering is a temporary situation and that the bird will eventually be moved to a permanent new owner. This can affect family members, especially children who may become emotionally attached to the bird.
 
If you have the skills and patience to help us with new birds that are donated to the Program then please download and complete the form below and submit it to the address on the Contacts page. We will review and get in touch shortly after to discuss.
 
 

The Southern Nevada Parrot Education, Rescue & Rehoming Society (SNPERRS) Rehoming Program is run voluntarily and not for profit. However there are costs associated with the program including Veterinarian costs, food and cages, toys and general care costs. If you are able to help by making a financial contribution then this is very welcome.