A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization
Who We are:
Wings of Hope - NJ is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, volunteer organization established in 2000. We are located in New Jersey. Wings of Hope-NJ prides itself on finding loving, experienced adoptive homes for unwanted, abused, neglected, and abandoned avian exotics.
We believe that all animals deserve the highest quality care, love, and respect, and that owners should have access to the most current bird information possible. Unwanted exotics are accepted at Wings of Hope-NJ, and in turn are adopted out to qualified applicants.
~Click Here for our Mission Statement, Our Goals and Our Beliefs~
Wings of Hope - NJ is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, volunteer organization established in 2000. We are located in New Jersey. Wings of Hope-NJ prides itself on finding loving, experienced adoptive homes for unwanted, abused, neglected, and abandoned avian exotics.
We believe that all animals deserve the highest quality care, love, and respect, and that owners should have access to the most current bird information possible. Unwanted exotics are accepted at Wings of Hope-NJ, and in turn are adopted out to qualified applicants.
~Click Here for our Mission Statement, Our Goals and Our Beliefs~
Wings of Hope-NJ Needs Your Help
with Our Special Needs Fund
to help those special birds
with Our Special Needs Fund
to help those special birds
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Do you have extra time to help birds in need?
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Why Support Avian Health Network's StopPDD Challenge?
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Find out how saving your parrot feathers can help keep parrots in their native lands.
Wings of Hope-NJ is pleased to announce our affiliation with the following group:
Feathered Sanctuary Rescue
Feathered Sanctuary Rescue
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Wings of Hope is pleased to announce that 4 of our volunteers, Jannet, Leesa, Cathy, Patti are recognized by PIJAC, the Pet Industry Joint Advisory Council, as Certified Avian Specialists. Jannet has also successfully completed Susan Friedman's course, LLP - Living and Learning with Parrots, The Fundamental Principles of Behavior.
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Wings of Hope-NJ is also proud to share the Interview Video that our Vice-President was in. Scroll down until you see "Syndey", the white cockatoo with the yellow crest, and press "View Video".
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Wings of Hope, New Jersey
Rescue and Sanctuary
P.O. Box 22, Cleveland, GA 30528
Ph: (732) 833 - 7825 Fax: (706) 219-3573
Email: WOH@wingsofhope-nj.com
Rescue and Sanctuary
P.O. Box 22, Cleveland, GA 30528
Ph: (732) 833 - 7825 Fax: (706) 219-3573
Email: WOH@wingsofhope-nj.com
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Volunteers Needed
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We have quite a few birds to choose from.
Check them out on our Available Birds page.
Check them out on our Available Birds page.
Bird of the Month
Willy is an absolutely amazing Blue and Gold macaw. He really enjoys being part of a family, but on his own terms! He likes to say, "Hello Willy", and loves being naughty by telling the other birds to "shut up"! He can be quite funny! We are working to help him to enjoy head rubs and being pet, as well as teaching him to step up.
He spends most of the day out of his cage and he will require a home that allows him to do so. He is not usually destructive when he's out , which is a very good thing. Peanuts and pasta are some of his favorite foods! As with all Macaws he can be quite loud at times. He is a good boy but he does requires lots of patience and love as he learns to trust.
Willy is an absolutely amazing Blue and Gold macaw. He really enjoys being part of a family, but on his own terms! He likes to say, "Hello Willy", and loves being naughty by telling the other birds to "shut up"! He can be quite funny! We are working to help him to enjoy head rubs and being pet, as well as teaching him to step up.
He spends most of the day out of his cage and he will require a home that allows him to do so. He is not usually destructive when he's out , which is a very good thing. Peanuts and pasta are some of his favorite foods! As with all Macaws he can be quite loud at times. He is a good boy but he does requires lots of patience and love as he learns to trust.