June 21 wildlife rescue history at Ruffled Feathers Parrot Sanctuary: a 2020–2024 solstice snapshot of parrots, fawns, and compassionate care in Louisville.
Wildlife Rescue History: June 21 Highlights Read More »
Meet the Black-headed Duck, the ultimate freeloading waterfowl of South America, thriving on the art of parasitism. This audacious bird lays eggs in other species’ nests, avoiding parental duties entirely. While others scramble to raise young, it lounges in marshes, exemplifying a cheeky yet effective survival strategy. Talk about parenting goals!
Birds of South America: The Black-headed Duck – The Quackhead of Covert Operations Read More »
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Over the Years — May 13: A Day of Feathers, Fortitude, and Full Circles Read More »
May 20 – Flying Through Time, Feather by Feather May 20 Animal Rescues and History Take Flight Stitched-Up Stories: From Denim to Determination Stars Above and Wildlife Below Quiet Moments, Loud Impact Explore More May 20 Animal Rescues and History Some of our related content and beyond: The motel is looking to hire additional housekeepers.
May 20 Adventures: From Lindbergh to Our Rescues Read More »
Discover uplifting stories and historic moments from Ruffled Feathers Parrot Sanctuary. Explore resilience, compassion, and community with our cherished birds.
May 6: A Day of Historical Triumphs and Sanctuary Tales Read More »
Start your Friday with a wild ride from the animal sanctuary�baby birds, raccoons, foxes, and all the chaos that comes with rescue work!
Surviving Chaos: A Saturday Morning at the Sanctuary Read More »
Discover the inspiring stories of compassion and resilience at Ruffled Feathers Parrot Sanctuary Inc., where every day tells a tale of wildlife rescue and recovery.
May 16: A Reflection on Hope and Resilience Read More »
Learn how to help orphaned baby birds with Ruffled Feathers Parrot Sanctuary�s expert guide�step-by-step tips from Louisville�s trusted wildlife team.
What to Do If You Find an Orphaned Baby Bird — Tips from a Wildlife Rehabilitator Read More »
