Noel
Buffon's Macaw
Oliver
Red-Fronted Macaw
 Rio                                   Shadow                             Vincent
Moluccan Cockatoo                         Moluccan Cockatoo                      Moluccan Cockatoo
 Zoey                                   Odie                              Joey                  
Ducorps' Cockatoo                         Moluccan Cockatoo            Sulfur Crested Cockatoo
  Finway                                Powder                              Paco
Ducorps' Cockatoo                      Bare-Eyed Cockatoo                   Umbrella Cockatoo
 Rainbow                              Rainbow Jr                          Birdie
Blue Fronted Amazon Parrot          Blue Fronted Amazon Parrot        Red Crowned Amazon Parrot
         Skittles                                   Poncho                                Pooch
             Sun Conure                     Yellow Headed Amazon Parrot            Peach Fronted Conure
                                             Clyde & Groucho                      Green
                                                         Blue Crowned Conure                    Patagonian Conure
George and Gracie                       Napolean                          Blue Girl
        Cockateil                                   Celestial Parrolet                 Indian Ringneck Parakeet
                   Bert                                     Ernie
                      Cockateil                                       Cockateil
Mr. Kelly
Cockateil
            Juliet                                 Romeo                            Howie     
         Nanday Conure                              Nanday Conure                            Dusky Lori
The birds on this page live at Broadbent for many reasons.

Some are Hurricane Katrina survivors.

Some have been displaced because their owner's circumstances
have changed, (children or a new spouse have come along,
an owner dies, relocation ) all these changes can  mean that the
bird no longer gets the attention that he or she requires, this can
lead to bad behavior and health problems,
and ultimately an unwanted & neglected bird.

Others were labeled "bad birds" by shop owners because they
have a deformity or were not easily tamed,  many shop owners see
this as a liability & discard the birds.  

Many of the birds on this page came out of abusive situations,
being verbally and/or physically abused
and some forced to live in unsanitary conditions.

Please  research the species
before purchasing or taking over the care of any tropical bird,
figure out if you can and if you are willing to
supply the proper housing, food and attention that the bird
deserves, remembering that some tropical birds live to be
20, 40 or even 100 years of age.