Adoptables

Featured Bird

Rosie is a female Eclectus, and Sammy is a Congo African Grey. They came to Soft Landings after an accident with their father that left him physically unable to care for them; and also requiring that they move houses. Rosie loves to sing – may be off-pitch, but she doesn’t know that. Sammy is very sweet and loves to quietly hang out; she is also a closet talker.

Rosie

Sammy

Below is a gallery of some of the birds searching for their new families. When you scroll over the picture, you will find their names and a short description. Please note this gallery of pictures are a few, we are working on updating the gallery.

Phoenix is a blue Quaker. She is missing her left leg and her right leg is dislocated and fused. Phoenix has no mobility issues and is a master at balance. She loves to land on your head and hang out.

Harley is a military macaw. We believe she is a female and around 17-18 years old. She has a history of plucking. She is selective about her people but when she meets the ones she likes she wants your attention. She likes to play on her cage floor and with boxes.

Jimmy is a blue crown conure. We are not sure how old Jimmy is but we believe older. He is very selective with who he likes.

Amy, Blue and Gold macaw.

Bonnie, Congo African Grey. Bonnie's family was in the military and being transferred out of country. They love her very much and were greatly saddened she could not accompany them. She has a large vocabulary and noise maker, surprising us all the time. She does not take too well to men, and is looking for her new momma.

Dixie, Blue and Gold Macaw

Eddie, male Sun Cheek Conure (hanging from ceiling fan) and Sue, female yellow - sided conure (on top of blade) were found in an Edmond grocery store parking lot. They are very mischievous and do not like being in their cage - in fact they work together to stay out of their cage.

Maltida is a Military Macaw. She came to us after she was found in a tree in Oklahoma City.

Pancho is a Cuban Amazon.

Poppy is an Amazon, She and her sister Zoey joined us at the same time after their human dad passed away. Poppy loves to talk and sing; as well as have all the attentions!

Yuki, is a Cockatiel. Like many of our cockatiels and parakeets, she was found outside in Southern Oklahoma. The finders were unable to find her family and asked to place her with us in order to help her find a new family.

Beaker, a blue fronted Amazon.

Babee is presumed to be a female in her late teens. She is a Senegal. Babee can be selective with who she likes but once her mind is made up it stays that way.

Bob is a green winged macaw. Bob needs a home where there are no expectations. He is a hands off bird. We believe Bob with come around but only when Bob sees fit.

Buster is a Congo African Grey in her late teens. She is an easy going lady but selective about the company she keeps. Buster is a very sweet girl. She plucks a bit when she is nervous. She will entertain you with her assortment of vocalizations and conversation.

Chéli is a shy girl. She is a cinnamon pearl colored cockatiel. Every day she gets braver and more social, thank to her roommate.

Coco is a timneh african grey. He is thought to be a male in his teens. This goober is a huge flirt and show off. Cocoa prefers to be around women but can be selective.

Fiona is a Quaker, and was brought to Soft Landings as she was experiencing multiple seizures on a daily basis. With the right medications and treatments, she has become the most loving Quaker. She loves attention and when she gets excited she "purrs"!

Grady is an Eclectus male. Grady loves to fly and be the center of attention.

Guava is Maximilian pionus. Guava is a nervous girl around 16-17. She loves to chatter and clang her bell. She need a patient and quite home

Larry bird is thought to be a male in his late teens. Larry can be picky with his people but once he warms up to you he is a lover.

Lille is an Amazon. Lille is Norwegian for "little bird". She is around 8 and loves to yodel, sing and talk up a storm. Lille prefers women and can be fearful of men.

Rio is a blue and gold macaw. We presume a young male. Rio is a typical kid with a passion for learning. He will keep you on your toes so be prepared to keep up! Rio loves to socialize and travels with us to educate.

Timmy is believed to be a male and around 6 years old. He is a Catalina Macaw. Hybrid. Timmy loves to be in the middle of everything. This guy is a jester and full of energy.

Tootsie is goffin cockatoos. We believe Tootsie to be male and older due to his arthritis. Tootsie is a shy guy and needs a quite home with no expectations. We have watched as Tootsie has gotten braver and know with time, patience and the right family he will blossom.

JayJay is a Congo African Grey. We believe that JayJay is a teen. JayJay does have plucking tendencies. The perfect home for JayJay is one will let him hangout and get lots of head scratches.

Quakers - Romeo (left) and Aspen (right) were both found outside. Ages/Genders are unknown. After living beside each other for months, Romeo decided it was time to move in with Aspen. Romeo and Aspen are available for adoption as a bonded pair only.

Fred is a Sun Conure. He joined our flock after his human dad became too sick to care for him. He is a little shy, but loves to ring his bell!

Zoey is a Congo African Grey. She and Poppy came to us after their human dad passed away. Isaac is a very shy girl, but don't let her fool you, still is still a Grey Bird!

Overview of Adoption Process

We encourage you to keep an open mind when coming to meet the birds. You may have a specific bird in mind when you come visit but once you come and meet all the birds you may find that you and another bird have a very strong connection.
The birds get to help choose their new family.
The adoption application must be completely filled out and reviewed by the adoption committee prior to scheduling a visit.
We will require more than one visit to spend time with the birds, we also consider this education time.
A home visit is required prior to a bird being placed in a home. The home visit is solely to ensure safety in the new home. We aren't coming to judge only assist in making sure there are no safety issues.

Please note: When you begin the adoption process, if you stop before submitting the application, it does not save any information previously completed. There are multiple information pages that we require you read and indicate read prior to moving to the next page. These pages include an Adoption Disclaimer, Adoption Process, Parrot Advisory Statement, Adoption Fee Notice, Visitation Release and Waiver, and Application. These pages provide the majority of information on our adoption process, please read all the information thoroughly.

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