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The Parrot Crisis: Why Rescues Are Reaching a Breaking Point

Parrot rescues are quietly approaching a breaking point, and Judy Tennant (Founder of Parrot Partners Canada) says the pressure is about to spike. In this episode, we dig into the real drivers behind the “parrot crisis,” from aging owners and economic strain to limited access to avian vets and a lack of infrastructure for parrots compared to cats and dogs. Judy lays out why the traditional adoption model isn’t enough, and what a sustainable, community-supported system could look like. What You’ll Learn • Why the aging baby boomer wave could trigger a surge of parrots needing rescue • How inflation and economic instability are squeezing rescues and pet owners • Why the shortage of avian veterinarians creates a major welfare bottleneck • How rehoming stress can impact parrot health and long-term behavior • What a “humane society for parrots” could look like — and why it matters • Why education + community support are the missing pieces in bird ownership About the Guest Judy Tennant is the founder of Parrot Partners Canada, focused on improving welfare outcomes for companion parrots through education, support, and new models that go beyond traditional rescue and adoption. Get Involved If you care about parrots and companion animal welfare, share this episode and help push the conversation forward. Support reputable rescues, learn before you adopt, and advocate for better access to avian veterinary care and education. Follow Parrot Partners ‪@ParrotPartnersCanada‬YouTube | IG