North West

Hi, North West residents!

Here are some of the parrots in our system that are currently in foster care and seeking their new forever families.

You can start by completing an adoption application (see buttons below). We try to avoid inter-provincial travel unless we really struggle to find a home in the original region, so this page is dedicated to applicants in the North West only.

Please kindly note that we are a volunteer-run organisation so it might take some time for us to get to your application, especially because we are currently trying to work through a backlog that has occurred as well.

Want to know more about the permit requirements for Indian Ringneck Parakeets? Read our Blog post on the subject.

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Birds available for adoption in the North West

Chloe

Hartebeespoort, North West

Cockatiel

Status: Available

Adoption adviser: Monique

Violet

Hartebeespoort, North West

Congo African Grey

Status: Available

Adoption adviser: Monique

Kulula

Hartebeespoort, Western Cape

Yellow-naped Amazon

Status: Available

Adoption adviser: Monique

Emerald

Hartebeespoort, Western Cape

Hahns Macaw

Status: Available

Adoption adviser: Monique

Tokkie

Hartebeespoort, North West

Congo African Grey

Status: Available

Adoption adviser: Monique

Peanut

Hartebeespoort, North West

Indian Ringneck Parakeet (Invasive Species permit required)

Status: Available

Adoption adviser: Monique

Spikkels

Hartebeespoort, North West

Cockatiel

Status: Available

Adoption adviser: Monique

Lola

Hartebeespoort, North West

Cockatiel

Status: Available

Adoption adviser: Monique

Getting Involved

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Spotlight on: Violet

Congo African Grey

📍Hartebeespoort, North West

Violet is a very sweet girl. However she does love to keep you on your toes. She is always ready for head scratches but only for a few seconds. Then you best remove your fingers otherwise you will definitely get a nip. She does not step up to your hand but she is stick trained and will step up to a stick. When Violet arrived, she was on a seed only diet but luckily one that consisted of healthier seeds.

Since she’s been at her foster’s home, she has slowly started to eat her fresh vegetables. Violet is definitely starting to enjoy her chop but she still does not take any joy in eating pellets. Who doesn’t love a good prankster? Violet’s favorite game is to see how quickly she can give her foster a heart attack. She will relax on her perch, minding her own business. But the moment you walk past her, she will jump to the side of the cage and shout “COME”! Violet has shown a definite preference for male presenting people. Her first vet check will be early February 2022 to make sure she is in good health and she will also get her nails and beak trimmed.

If you have previously submitted an application, please send an email to his adoption adviser, Monique, at moniquec@cheekybeaks.org.za and let her know that you’re interested in this special boy. Alternatively, follow the link provided at the top of this page to submit your application.

All usual processes and procedures apply.