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Animal Shelter details for Connecticut Bird Rescue
Please visit Connecticut Bird Rescue and adopt a homeless pet



You have reached the shelter page for Connecticut Bird Rescue. Connecticut Bird Rescue is located in bolton, Connecticut. If you have information to add or update for Connecticut Bird Rescue, please click here and let us know.

Connecticut Bird Rescue

P.O. Box 9470
bolton, Connecticut 06043
Phone: 860-646-2991
Email: ctbirdrescue@aol.com
Website: www.geocities.com/ctbirdrescue/ctbird.html


We are not equipped to take in or care for wild birds, please call local police, game warden, or Dept. of Fish and Wildlife. Currently we have many cockatiels, parakeets a pair of lovebirds and others that are in need of a loving homes. We also have a pair of pet Albino Pigeons. We get birds all the time so if you have a preference please get an application in so we can begin the process.

.OUR MISSION
Provide assistance to our feathered friends. Provide a place to live filled with love and the best care possible. Prevent cruelty and abuse of all pet and wild birds. Provide training to those interested in owning and caring for a pet bird. Promote public respect for all avian creatures. Provide children with educational opportunities to foster a respect for our natural world and for themselves.

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