After losing Iago, we start the week with gratitude and rescue new animals like baby opossums and a special bird. Join us for uplifting moments and smiles to brighten your week.
Good Morning: Finding Laughter and Meaning in Everyday Moments Read More »
A rescued cardinal bit a wildlife volunteer after hitting a window. Find out how to stay safe, prevent window strikes, and support local wildlife rehab.
06:00pm 03/14/2025 The Savage Reality of Cardinal Encounters in Wildlife Rescue Read More »
When a hurt pigeon landed on a school field, teachers stepped in to help. Their quick action shows how everyday kindness can save wildlife�heroes really can be anyone.
When a homeowner found an injured raccoon, local volunteers from Ruffled Feathers Parrot Sanctuary quickly helped. Join their team to save Kentucky wildlife today!
02:45pm 03/14/2025 Community Heroes Save Injured Raccoon! Read More »
A call about a mysterious bird led to exciting rescues and local wildlife stories. Find touching tales, bird care tips, and more at our Uplifting Updates blog.
Meet the Arctic Loon�nature�s karaoke champ with a powerful voice and top swimming skills! Check out our blog for cool facts, bird puns, and why this bird out-sings most humans.
Arctic Loon: Birds of North American Realm Read More »
If a raccoon is hurt or in distress, check its condition and call a wildlife rehab center. Find safe ways to help and resources for raccoon rescue and care.
A bird stunned by hitting a window was saved by a volunteer, quickly recovered, and was released back into the wild�see the photos and full story below!
o3/10/2025 6:00pm Stunned Bird Gets Second Chance At Life Thanks to Volunteer Read More »
If I could be any animal, I’d compare myself to a cockatoo�full of energy and a bit quirky. I may not have their stunning crest, but I definitely have cockatoo dust in my veins!
What Animal Best Describes You? Why I Relate to a Cockatoo Read More »
Volunteers save lives by rescuing sick or hurt raccoons. See how you can help and watch moving stories showing why caring for wildlife and community action matter.
03/10/2025 6:45pm Raccoon Rescue: Volunteer Efforts Make a Difference Read More »
Get the latest positive news, inspiring stories, and wildlife updates from Birds of the World. Support conservation and connect with our global bird-loving community.
03/10/2025 3:45pm Downtown Encounter: American Woodcock’s Urban Recovery Read More »
Caring for older parrots is hard, but with love and dedication, we keep our promise to them. Read touching rescue stories, the pain of goodbyes, and the joy of new feathered friends.
Good Morning: Compassion in Animal Rescue: A Promise Kept Read More »
Explore essential cassowary safety tips and behavior insights to avoid conflict in tropical rainforests. Essential reading for adventurers and wildlife enthusiasts.
Cassowary: Birds of Australia Read More »
Find out how to safely help orphaned baby squirrels. Learn tips for care and rescue, plus ways to volunteer with our wildlife team.
Saying goodbye to Iago, our beloved bird, was difficult but full of love and memories. Find tips for caring for older birds, handling loss, and honoring the bond with your feathered friend.
Good Morning: Remembering Iago: A Tribute to My Beloved Parrot Read More »
Explore duck loafing bars where male ducks relax and molt as females work! Learn fun duck facts and see why duck life is more interesting than you�d expect.
Interesting Lunch Time Bird Facts: Loafing Bar Read More »
Discover the Olivaceous Piculet, a tiny woodpecker with big character, at Ruffled Feathers Parrot Sanctuary Inc., a hub for bird lovers and conservationists.
Olivaceous Piculet Read More »
A Great Blue Heron rescue at Louisville’s Riverside Park teaches us that sometimes the most compassionate act is providing peace and dignity in life’s final moments.
Coping with Loss: Showing Compassion to Dying Wildlife Read More »
Another Life-Changing Night at RFPS!
When the call came in from Shepherdsville about a struggling goose, we knew we had to act fast. Thanks to an amazing video from the caller showing just how much this fellow was struggling to get around, we could assess the situation quickly
