Niko the Senegal Parrot : Beyond a Cage - A Parrot's Sanctuary

"Welcome to 'Niko's Kingdom,' a unique glimpse into the life of Niko, our cherished Senegal Parrot, whose living space transcends the conventional idea of a cage. Dive into a heartwarming three-minute journey that explores why Niko's habitat is far more than just a confined space - it's a sprawling territory that he calls home.
Discover the thoughtfully designed features of Niko's abode, where every perch, toy, and nesting area is curated with love. From engaging activities that keep his mind sharp and body agile to the cozy corners that offer him comfort and security, Niko's space is a testament to the bond we share with him.
Why is this space not just a cage but a true home for Niko? We delve into the importance of creating an enriching environment for parrots, emphasizing mental stimulation, physical health, and emotional well-being. Join us as we showcase how respect for Niko's instincts and needs has transformed his living area into a territory where he feels safe, loved, and perpetually curious.
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There was a lady I met in a urban environment who had several larger macaws. She got a message from a person who had seen a small parrot who was out in the wild. So where we live is too cold outside and too many predators outdoors for them to survive. So she went to see if she could help. So she saw him then he flew to the top of a roof. So she stood there with an open heart and lots of parrot experience. In a minute he flew right down and landed on her. He was a Senegal parrot. One of his eyes had been damaged and he was clearly terrified. So she took him to her vet had his eye looked at and checkup. He was ok just a little too skinny and his eye was treated. She put adds out to try and find his owner but got no response’s She messaged me after that and said that he got along well with her Hyacinth and GW macaws. He’s in the BEST place with people who will care for him, his forever home. These guys are so vulnerable when taken out of their native or bred here and sold. Most people mean well but often it’s a bit too much time and work to care for them properly. I shudder to think of all the birds out there in bondage without the proper care and enrichments etc.
I too have dedicated 35 years now with 4 parrots. My CH conure was with me 34 years before he passed away. He got his forever home with me. I still have a large macaw who I rescued 34 years ago at the age of 10 months. I adopted a neighbor’s CAG who came to my house so they could refinish their hardwood floors. They asked me if I would take him BC they could see that I had the skills and dedication to my other parrots and so he’s been with me ever since. If you have a bird that you don’t have time for or can’t provide it with a happy and healthy life, you should consider finding it a suitable home. Thank you 🙏