At Night Owl Bird Hospital we may triage and at times try to stabilize these birds, but we also know that rehabilitation and release if possible will be best accomplished by licensed rehabilitation facilities. Our goal is to help guide these birds as much as possible directly to these rehabilitators if at all possible.
Options that we encourage you to contacting include:
Wlidlife Rescue Association of BC - (604) 526-7275
OWL Orphaned Wildlife Rehabilitation Society - (604) 946-3171
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"I've been taking my lovebird here for 6 years. They're always busy because they take in every possible person in need. Very sweet and kind staff. I appreciate their work so much and I know my lovie is always in good hands."
- P Fooks
"Very helpful. They were there when we needed them. They helped us with our bird did everything they could for her. Thank you!"
- Violet Attfield
"The only place any bird owner should go to if they want the best bird vets in BC. Quality care at very fair prices. Everyone there has a heart of gold and I look forward to each appointment because I know my birds will get the best care possible."