Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida, Inc., is an Official, 501(c)(3), NonProfit, & Florida's Leading Parrot, & Toucan Rescue, Sanctuary, & Educational Organization. 
(Based in Jacksonville, Florida, near the beaches/intercoastal.) 

We are Florida's premier parrot, and toucan, nonprofit resource, and we're here to help all those we can! From rescue, to training, education, & our intimate, enriching, family environment, we take the time to help owners, zoo's, & many other rescues, make the very best decisions for their parrots and toucans. Our family of four is home 24/7 to work with our parrots. We do more than just rescue; we take them in as pets, make sure they're healthy, & go a step beyond in behavior training with love, compassion, & over 40 years of education and expertise. Although we specialize in macaws, we work with all parrots to ensure they truly soar beyond all expectations, and they're limitless in love and enrichment always. Please be sure to check out our hundreds of five star reviews on Google, Facebook, and even ChatGPT! We offer over 3500 public photos and videos of our home, our family, and our flock on multiple social media platforms, as well as this website! So, while we are privately run, we keep our photos and videos alive and reachable to everyone! Thank you for choosing Florida's most  trusted source for parrot love, rescue, training, education, and enrichment!

***WE ARE NOT A WILDLIFE OR WILD BIRD RESCUE! Please ONLY contact Florida Fish & Wildlife for all wild birds. FOR YOUR SAFETY, & PUBLIC HEALTH, NEVER TOUCH, HANDLE, OR PICK ANY UP WILD BIRDS! THEY CAN SPREAD DISEASES TO HUMANS; INCLUDING CHLAMYDIA PASSED THROUGH THE AIR. THE CDC AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT WILL HAVE TO BE NOTIFIED, & IT BECOMES A PUBLIC HEALTH CONCERN. IT IS ALSO ILLEGAL.***

***WE ARE A PRIVATE HOME, AND NOT A PUBLIC FACILITY. ONLY THOSE SURRENDERING, OR OFFICIALLY ADOPTING BY APPOINTMENT ARE PERMITTED IN OUR HOME. HOWEVER, YOU CAN SCHEDULE PRIVATE TOURS AND EVENTS! BUT, WE DO NOT ALLOW STRANGERS TO WINDOW SHOP OUR HOME OR BIRDS FOR OBVIOUS SAFETY REASONS.***

THANK YOU FOR UNDERSTANDING.
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CERTIFICATIONS/LICENSES: 
*EIN# 87-3407588    
*Florida Department of of Agriculture and Consumer Services: "The Solicitation of Contributions Act," Certified.*
*Permit to Possess/Exhibit/Class III Wildlife for Commercial Use (ESC) via Florida Fish Wildlife Conservation Commission
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PHOTOS/VIDEOS:
BE SURE TO CLICK ON THE, "OUR FLOCK: BEHIND THE SCENES," LINK FOR OVER 3000 VIDEOS & PHOTOS OF OUR HOME & BIRDS THROUGHOUT THE YEARS!
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WHAT WE OFFER.....
*Rescue, and assistance with rehoming, & personal surrenders. 
*Assistance to zoos, & other animal organizations, with training, or surrendering their parrots, toucans and/or flamingos.
*Sanctuary Living for Exhibition Birds.
*Adoptions for Parrots Only -- Please donate a minimum of $25 for an application to be sent, prior to requesting an application. (Otherwise, you will not recieve an application.)  (More details regarding this below.)
*Behavior Training for birds being surrendered
*Continued education for birds who are adopted.
*Behavior Training Courses Via Zoom!
*Educational Classes In Person & Virtually
*Educational Experiences with our Parrots.
*Private Educational Family Tours & Experiences
*All our parrots, and toucans MUST be health certified and DNA sexed to be in our home. If you haven't done this, we can do this for you!!! However, we are not state or federally funded because we are an exotics rescue. So, you are responsible for your own vet bills. (This is true for ALL responsible parrot rescues in the country! Please do not let any other rescue or sanctuary tell you differently. You are responsible for keeping your pet healthy and up to date at the vet, and if you haven't we can do it for you, but you are responsible for bill.) 
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About Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida:
Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida is a family-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to rescuing and caring for parrots and toucans in need. We proudly serve private owners, zoos, shelters, animal services, and educational organizations—providing guidance, support, and a safe place for birds when help is needed most.

Our mission is simple:
“Saving parrots and toucans—as time flies… (and people too!)”
We believe education, compassion, and collaboration are the foundation of true rescue. By working together, we can create better lives for these incredible birds while helping people understand the responsibility of proper care. Health and education are always the mission, before the fun and training begins.

What We Do:
We specialize in macaws while working with all species of parrots and toucans. Our services include:

• Safe surrender and intake with proper quarantine protocols
• Daily care, enrichment, and structured environments
• Behavior training and socialization
• Routine wellness support and bloodwork coordination
• Adoption programs
• Foster programs and educational experiences (in-person and virtual)
• Sanctuary living to some selected individuals.
• Every bird is evaluated individually to ensure the best possible outcome—whether that’s long-term sanctuary care, or placement through our adoption program. (Our world renowned sanctuary and exhibition birds are reserved for certain birds who meet specific standards. That is not something we typically offer immediately.) 
• We are not a rehab center, or a veterinarian. If your bird is sick, hurt, plucked, or unhealthy, please take it to an avian veterinarian first before ever considering surrender.

Our Standards of Care:
Our birds live in a clean, highly enriched, family-centered environment designed for their physical and emotional well-being. We provide the following: (and so much more!)

• Spacious, enrichment with multiple HEPA-filtered, purified air.
• Indoor housing with access to a supervised, beautiful outdoor aviary.
• Expert training in behavior, and health.
• Daily enrichment, exercise, toys, and foraging opportunities.
• High-quality nutrition, including Harrison’s and Mazuri diets, plus fresh veggie chop preparation
• Constant interaction, attention, and love—24/7. We are always home. 
• Their health, safety, and happiness are always our top priorities.
• Routined behavior training, with many years of understanding the needs of bringing an exotic animal into a domestic environment. 
• Understanding each parrot's individual needs, and catering to them individually, while gracing them with a flock of healthy birds, and a family of people who all love them.

Our Philosophy:
We operate with an open-door, open-book approach online, sharing our birds and mission transparently, while maintaining a private, home-based sanctuary for the safety of our family and animals. We are not breeders, flippers, or a storefront—we are a true rescue. We stand firmly against unethical practices, scams, and exploitation within the exotic bird world.
We support responsible, educated ownership and conservation efforts, and we believe informed communities create better outcomes for all species.
We are not veterinarians. All birds should be seen by a qualified avian veterinarian, and owners are responsible for their pet’s medical care and expenses. Exotic bird ownership requires significant financial and time commitments—please research thoroughly before bringing one into your home.

Support Our Mission:
As a home-based rescue and sanctuary, we rely on donations to continue our work. We simply could not do this without your support. Most importantly, we encourage everyone to do thorough research before bringing a parrot into their life. These incredible animals require lifelong commitment, knowledge, lots of enrichment, proper grooming, bloodwork, and everyday care.

Please consider sponsoring a parrot today!
Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida is a family-run, mission-driven, Christian based, educational organization. Our family is dedicated to giving every bird the life it truly deserves. We truly allow them to SOAR, while truly doing our very best to help the people behind the parrots, as well.

Sincerely, 
The Sullivan Family; Daniel & Beth Sullivan, & our boys, Aedan & Rylan, along with the entire flock of Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida
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ADOPTION PROCESS: 
PLEASE START BY PAYING YOUR MINIMUM $25 APPLICATION FEE/DONATION. ONCE YOU'VE PAID THE MINIMUM OF $25 FEE/DONATION, YOU MAY THEN REQUEST AN APPLICATION FROM THIS WEBSITE, AND WE WILL SEND YOU ONE IMMEDIATELY TO FILL OUT AND EMAIL BACK. ABSOLUTELY NO CALLS, OR TEXTS ABOUT ADOPTIONS. (Only call or text us about surrenders. All other inquiries must be emailed.)

APPLICATIONS: In order to apply to adopt one of our parrots, (and be placed on our waiting list,) there is a minimum $25 application donation fee. All donations, and this minimum $25 application fee, can be made right here through this website, (which could take up to two weeks to process,) or you can Zelle to Beth Sullivan, 904-775-1211, or Venmo @rainbowparrotrescueflorida for your application request to be received immediately. We will email you an application, as soon as your donation is made. We do request you fill out your application, and send it back within 24 hours of receiving it. Please do not request an application if you have not paid the $25 fee.
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PARROTS AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION: (UPDATED June 3, 2026)
WE CURRENTLY HAVE NO PARROTS UP FOR ADOPTION, BUT WE WILL SOON, SO NOW IS THE TIME TO GET YOUR APPLICATIONS IN, AND GET ON OUR WAITING LIST!


IMPORTANT: DON'T FORGET, BE SURE TO PAY YOUR $25 APPLICATION FEE TO GET ON OUR WAITING LIST! JUST BECAUSE YOU DON'T SEE A PARROT AVAILABLE NOW, DOESN'T MEAN YOU SHOULDN'T APPLY! STAY AHEAD BY GETTING YOUR APPLICATION IN NOW TO BE ON OUR WAITING LIST FOR ALL PARROTS!!!!
 
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ADOPTIONS: 
Most of our available parrots are vetted, DNA sexed, de-banded, extensively behavior trained, & socialized with people, pets, and children, and most are microchipped. (Each is an individual. We will only call you if you are the right fit for one of these birds.) All our birds come with a Health Certificate, and proof of DNA sexing. Please send in your completed application. We will only call if you are a fit. Again, you must request an application from this website. We will respond with an attached application you will need to fill out completely, and email back to us promptly. 
We have a minimum donation requirement to adopt each parrot, & we will let you know the donation IF, AND ONLY IF, you’re a fit. We will ONLY call those who have paid their application fee, filled out their application, sent their application back promptly, & are a fit! So, get your applications over NOW! ❤️ No additional information, or photos will be given. We will only call those who we believe to be a fit. We do not allow, "store browsing." We are not a store, and that is not how our operation runs. We do not allow you our parrots to be, "window shopped," or "browsed."

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FAQ'S -- PLEASE READ: 
1.) We are a rescue first, and foremost. We also help parrot owners who need help rehoming, and we rehome "sanctuary/home" parrots as necessary, or if, and only if, the circumstance is appropriate. We bring in every parrot as a, "pet" first. We treat them as part of our family, and over time, we make the best decision for them, as possible.

2.) We are not a store front, nor do we breed birds. All photos of our home sanctuary are posted all over social media. The only tours we allow are for those people surrendering parrots, or anyone we have called to adopt a parrot. We do not allow people to browse our home, or "window shop," our birds, so please don't ask. 

3.) We rarely post our birds up for adoption. Just because you see a photo of a parrot on this website or any of our many social media platforms, does not mean it is up for adoption. In order to adopt, you must request an application, and we will send you one to fill out. Be sure to fill it out completely, and email it back to us promptly to get on our waiting list. We only call those who are a fit, and have filled out an application thoroughly, and are on our waiting list. (Please note if you are a regular donor, volunteer, or foster, at the top of your application!)

4.) Do not call asking what parrots we have up for adoption. Please read this website thoroughly to understand our proven process. Please remember; we are a sanctuary first and foremost, and we are here to help as many owners as we are able. Our phone number is for surrenders only. 

5.) Surrendered birds should ideally be up-to-date on vet visits, and/or bloodwork, to be able to come to Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida. (If not, we can do it for you, but you will be responsible for the bill.) Preferably all vet visits should be current before surrendering your parrot. We are not veterinarians, and do not do extensive rehab on parrots. We will do some helpful behavior training/tips, but cannot take in sick, injured, nicotine addicted, or unhealthy birds without a verified avian doctor's note, clear permission, and the  donations to do so, (and we must assess the situation first.) Proof of a negative Polyomavirus, Avian Psittacosis, (Chlaymdia,) Feather and Beak Disease, DNA sexing, fecal tests, and for larger parrots, microchipping, are imperative; (preferably within the year for the disease testings.) (Grooming does not count for proof of full veterinary care, but we do need to see any and all visits made.) If these are not done, we can get them done for you, or can get some of them done for you. Just ask us how! We are happy to assist!

All donations are non-refundable, and non-returnable, but fully tax deductible. A tax deductible receipt will be given to you for your donation(s); (for "financial," and "items" donated.)

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PARROTS 101: Essential Guidelines for Responsible Parrot Care

At Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida, our mission is to educate, support, and guide current and future parrot owners. Parrots are highly intelligent, sensitive, and complex EXOTIC animals. Proper care requires commitment, consistency, and education. Below are foundational guidelines to help set both you and your parrot up for success. The rules for exotics, are not always the same as our domesticated pets. These rules are typically for those wanting an exotic "pet,” and knowing the differences.

1. Time & Availability
Before considering a parrot, ask yourself: “Am I consistently home between 10:00 AM and 2:00 PM on most typical days. These are critical hours for interaction, enrichment, and training. While this is a general guideline, we strongly encourage participation in our educational classes to fully understand the commitment required for behavior, training, and overall health.

2. Shoulder Privileges
Parrots should not be allowed on shoulders—especially large species—without extensive behavioral training. This can take years and requires all household members to establish themselves as confident “flock leaders,” not companions or parental figures. Shoulder access should never be a taught or routine behavior.

3. Avoid Hormonal Triggers
Items such as mirrors, nesting boxes, any boxes, toys with holes to burrow, tents, snuggle huts, shreddy type toys, or enclosed toys, can stimulate hormonal behaviors, leading to aggression. These should NEVER be put inside a parrot’s cage, and only used under supervision, and usually only be provided unless under specific breeding circumstances. A great rule of thumb is; "if I can’t wash it, just don’t buy it."

4. Proper Diet is Critical
A parrot’s diet should consist primarily of a high-quality, naturally colored pellet (such as Harrison’s, Roudybush, or Mazuri), supplemented with fresh vegetables. NO COLORED PELLETS. Improper diets are one of the leading causes of illness and behavioral issues in parrots, and almost always lead to the parrot being surrendered, and also will lead to permanent health concerns, or irreversible damage.

• Seeds should only be used sparingly for training
• Avoid sugary or artificially colored pellets
• Fruits should be occasional treats
• Absolutely NO sunflower seeds and peanuts! (Seeds in general can be detrimental to your parrot’s overall health.
• Healthier nut options include almonds, walnuts, and pistachios, (as treats.)
• Please do not give your parrot, “people food.” They should never be allowed to eat off your plate. Just like domestic pets, they can develop irreversible health concerns, illnesses, and damage.

5. Air Quality Matters
Parrots are extremely sensitive to airborne toxins. Avoid:

• Non-stick cookware (Teflon/PTFE)
• Candles and plug-ins
• Cigarette smoke or any smoke. (Birds can and will become nicotine addicted, sometimes without the owner ever being aware. Even if one person smokes outside only, parrots have a 38% higher sensitivity to smells than we do, and can be affected quickly. (Exposure—even from another room—can be fatal.)

6. Flight Safety
While free flight is natural, it must only be introduced after proper training and once your parrot recognizes you as a flock leader and understands it’s environment. Without this foundation, free flight can lead to injury, loss, or behavioral issues. Most people do not have the superior time to be flight training and target training gurus, all while avoiding all dangerous predators in the air. If you do seek to flight train, please only do this under the care and safety of a professional, without predators. Remember, parrots are not birds of prey, they are preyed upon.

7. Avian Veterinary Care
Parrots require care from a licensed avian veterinarian. These specialists are essential for preventative care and disease screening. Some avian diseases can affect both birds and humans, making proper care and quarantine critical. Parrots require much more veterinary care than your typical domesticated pet. Make sure there is a licensed avian vet in your area, and you can afford the care necessary to keep one before ever purchasing.

8. Health Verification Before Purchase
Never purchase or accept a parrot without proper medical documentation, including:

• Testing for Avian Psittacosis (Chlamydia) – passed through the air to humans, as well as Polyomavirus, and PBFD, (Avian Feather and Beak Disease.) These are pretty basic bloodwork tests that breeders and pet stores places will do before ever selling a parrot. You should absolutely insist on one. 
• Recent fecal exam
• DNA sexing
• General health records
• Lack of documentation is a major red flag and can lead to significant financial and health risks. 
• No matter where or who you get your parrot from, please always ask for an updated Health Certificate, additionally with proof of DNA sexing. 
• Never purchase a parrot with a band around it's leg. Those bands should be removed by the breeder before ever available for purchase or adoption, Ideally, the parrot will be debanded, and typically microchipped. 
• If the bird is over 10 years old, a recent CBC, chem panels, and cultures should be done. If not, make sure this is one of the first things you do after you adopt your new parrot!

9. Grooming
Regular beak and nail maintenance is required every 4–8 weeks. Wing trims should also be done if you’re not a free flight guru, trainer, or working with a professional. Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida offers grooming services by donation for properly vetted birds who have been adopted from us.

10. Sleep Requirements
Parrots require 13-15 hours of uninterrupted, BLACKOUT, covered, QUIET, darkness each night to regulate hormones and behavior. Consistent sleep schedules are essential for a healthy, well-adjusted bird. (Sometimes 17 hours of covered, blackout, quiet darkness is required in the springtime when hormones kick in!)
NOTE: Cockatiels require some light because they are prone to night terrors.

11. Water Quality
Provide only filtered, reverse osmosis (RO), or high-quality bottled water. Tap and well water may contain harmful contaminants. Since we don’t have pure Amazonian rainforest water, please make sure you have the high quality. An RO system is truly ideal, and toucans can only have distilled.

12. Enrichment & Interaction

• Daily human interaction
• A variety of perches (preferably natural)
• Never allow your parrot to cling to the side of the cage, or be at the bottom; especially if you have grates, or paper at the bottom of the cage. Keep their feet free from arthritis and Bumblefoot, and encourage nesting behaviors if they’re shedding or sitting or playing at the bottom of the cage. They should be perching. 
• Toys and enrichment are a must
• Safe play areas such as rolling stands or java trees are a must during their normal daytime interaction hours. 

13. Consistency is Key
Parrots thrive on routine. Consistent schedules for feeding, interaction, and sleep help maintain emotional stability and reduce stress-related behaviors.

14. Leg Bands & Microchipping
Your parrot should never come banded, but if it does, please have leg bands emoved by a licensed professional, as they can cause injury. THEY ARE NOT A FORM OF ID.
Microchipping is recommended for birds over 60 grams, and NEVER under sedation!!

15. Toxic Foods
Avocado is toxic and can be fatal. Always consult an avian-safe food list for additional hazards. Please be sure to research other toxic foods!

16. Nicotine, Alcohol & Chemical Exposure
Parrots are highly sensitive to nicotine and other chemicals. Even indirect exposure can lead to addiction, irreversible illness, and eventually death.

17. Safe Introductions
Approach parrots calmly with hands behind your back when introducing yourself. This reduces fear and perceived threat. Flailing arms can be perceived by a parrot as wings of a predator; especially upon first approach. (Please be sure to tell children this, especially.)

18. Bathing/Grooming
Parrots require full bathing, (not just misting,) at least 2–3 times per week for proper feather and skin health. Parrots love to be clean just like ​we do!

19. Positioning & Leadership
Keep your parrot below eye level to reinforce healthy flock dynamics, and reduce dominant behaviors.

20. Noise & Communication
Despite what most people say; parrots are not inherently, “loud pets.” Excessive screaming often indicates unmet needs, lack of structure, or unclear leadership within the household. If your parrot is screaming, there is something that needs to change. Unless they’re alerting you there’s a predator nearby, you should not hear your parrot scream. This could even be a major health concern. So do not take this lightly. A good owner, and a healthy parrot will not scream. So, be sure to understand flock leadership. (If you have a grasp on flock leadership, you will rarely hear your parrot scream at decibels that can get you into some trouble with your neighbors, or worse!)

21. Not Domesticated Animals
Parrots are exotic animals, not domesticated pets. But, if you want to enjoy them as pets, always avoid touching them below the neck, as this is perceived as mating behavior, and can lead to aggression over time. Remember they mate for life, and will always have this instinctually on their minds. So, our job as “pet owners,” is to make them feel safe and loved, but create an understanding that they are not your mate or mother, and the people living in the household are equally flock leaders; kids included.

22. Hand Feeding Awareness
Hand-feeding should only be performed by trained professionals when medically necessary. Improper hand-feeding can cause serious health and behavioral issues, scissor beak, crop infections, and worse! Hand feeding should never be advertised by a breeder or pet store as a “good thing,” EVER! It should only be done in critical care situations, and if you hear anything differently, you should report it. Hand feeding is now known to be dangerous, and we know that “BONDING,” is a sexual term for birds. If a breeder or pet store tells you to hand feed your bird for “bonding,” please know this is a giant red flag! Ask why the parents are not feeding the babies, and if there are any health issues or neglect issues with the parents.
 
23. Proper Perching & Perch Placement
Ensure your parrot uses appropriate perches. Avoid habits such as clinging to cage bars or spending time at the bottom of the cage, which can impact health. If your bird is pooping on it's perch, than it needs to be moved. Perch placement can come sometimes take a few weeks to figure out. But, overtime, you will see where your parrot likes to poop, and you can move the perches accordingly. Parrots don’t want to walk in their own poop, so if a perch is gross, clean it, and movie it immediately.

24. Cage as a Safe Space
The cage should serve as a place for rest and security—not primary playtime. Human to parrot interactions and training should occur outside the cage in designated play areas. (Ideally where the cage is not visible to your parrot.) Play tops are frowned upon! Please don’t allow your parrot to play at its own will anywhere on its cage. You are the flock leader; therefore, you take the parrot out of the cage, then away from the cage for all day fun, training, and interactions.

25. "Bonding" with Bird is a Sexual Term
In the parrot world, the term “bonding” is often misunderstood. Because parrots are highly intelligent animals that naturally form lifelong pair bonds in the wild, the concept of a bird being “bonded” to a person is frequently associated with pair-bonding behaviors, which are often reproductive or mate-related in nature. As parrot owners, our goal is NEVER to become our bird’s mate, parent, or exclusive companion. Instead, we should strive to be a “flock leader.” The one the parrot depends on to meet it’s everyday health and care. A healthy human-parrot relationship is built on trust, guidance, training, enrichment, and mutual respect—not dependency or pair-bonding. For this reason, many experienced behaviorists and parrot professionals prefer to avoid using the phrase “bonded to me,” unless they are specifically referring to pair-bonding or breeding behavior. Ideally, companion parrots should be comfortable interacting with multiple people and should not become overly attached to a single individual or another bird unless they are intended breeding pairs. When we hear your bird prefers one person, or is "bonded" to someone, you, or another pet, this can be a major red flag for behavioral issues, and should be addressed promptly. Being a flock leader means providing structure, safety, routine, grooming and healthcare, enrichment, socialization, and healthy boundaries where the parrot is dependent on you, and looking to you for direction and love. It encourages a well-adjusted parrot that can confidently interact with the world around them, rather than becoming emotionally dependent on one person. Words matter, and understanding the difference between a healthy relationship, and a pair bond can help prevent many of the behavioral issues commonly seen in companion parrots. This is one of those terms which are extremely different between exotic pets and domestic ones. How we interact with dogs or cats, is nothing like how we interact and create relationships with parrots in a proper, guided, safe, and loving way.
 
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LEARN MORE WITH US! BE SURE TO FOLLOW US ON ALL OUR SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS FOR AN INSIDE LOOK, PLUS  OUR "PARROT TALK WEEKLY," PODCAST/YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/@RainbowParrotRescueFlorida

YOUTUBE: @ParrotTalkWeekly & @RainbowParrotRescueFlorida
http://www.youtube.com/@ParrotTalkWeekly

INSTAGRAM: @rainbowparrotrescueflorida
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TIKTOK: @rainbowparrotrescuefl

TWITCH (LIVE): Parrot Talk Weekly with Beth Sullivanhttps://twitch.tv/parrottalkweekly

FACEBOOK: @Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida
(We will also do several FB LIVE events and classes on this page!)
https://www.facebook.com/rainbowparrotrescueflorida

FACEBOOK: @Parrot Talk Weekly
https://www.facebook.com/ParrotTalkWeekly

(PODCAST via Twitch, YouTube, & more; "Parrot Talk Weekly," with Beth Sullivan)

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**Rainbow Parrot Rescue Florida is a 501(c)(3), Non-Profit, Tax Exempt Corporation: EIN# 87-3407588, and founded "officially," in July 2021.**

**Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services: "The Solicitation of Contributions Act," Certified**

**Permit to Possess/Exhibit/Class III Wildlife for Commercial Use (ESC) via Florida Fish Wildlife Conservation Commission**