Bird Print Fabrics

Delight yourself with one of our colorful tropical parrot prints for your next scrub top purchase, featuring, Macaws, Cockatoos, Toucans, Amazons, Greys, Ring Neck Parakeets, Quakers and more. These fabrics also make cute sleepwear, shoulder bags, and anything else you can think of.

Watch Snowball dance to the Backstreet Boys:

Frostie dances to Ray Charles - "Shake Your Tail Feather"

One of my favorite bird sancturarys that needs donations........Nebraska Parrot Rescue in Bellevue, Nebraska ..........visit NebraskaParrotRescue.org

History of Nebraska Parrot Rescue

After struggling through her own personal searches for avian resources and care information, it was apparent that local resources were not sufficient. Quite often individuals stopped to ask basic care and behavioral questions when seeing Roberta out in public with her parrots. It did not take long for people to start inquiring as to the opportunities in Nebraska for avian adoption and re-homing. Knowing first-hand the challenges and rewards of adopting a parrot, she decided it was time to make her avian ambitions a reality. She is committed to helping avian owners make informed companion-care decisions and helping displaced birds find their forever homes. a reality. She is also committed to helping avian owners make informed companion-care decisions and helping displaced birds find their forever homes.

Bellevue is in Sarpy County, Nebraska, immediately south of the Omaha city limits.

Mission Statement
Nebraska Parrot Rescue seeks to reduce the number of companion birds living in substandard conditions by educating past, current & future avian owners. Nebraska Parrot Rescue will also seek to place abused, abandoned, lost or otherwise displaced companion birds in either foster care and/or permanent homes.

Vision Statement
To prevail over avian abuse, neglect and ignorance through rehabilitation, perseverance and education.

Values Statement

1. All avian companions deserve appropriate physical and behavioral care, no matter what their age, health or social background.

2. That providing a source for owner education and problem-solving will decrease the number of abused and neglected birds in our community.

3. Providing accurate information and realistic expectations about avian ownership to the general public will help current and potential owners make responsible, informed decisions regarding their possession and care, thus improving and extending the lives of their avian companions.