A 501(c)(3) Non-Profit Organization
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Who We are:
Wings of Hope - NJ is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, volunteer organization established in 2000. We originally started in Central New Jersey, but have now expanded to the Coastal North Carolina area as well. Wings of Hope-NJ prides itself on finding loving, experienced adoptive homes for unwanted, abused, neglected, and abandoned exotics... from birds to small critters.
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 originally started in Central New Jersey, but have now expanded to the Coastal North Carolina area as well. Wings of Hope-NJ prides itself on finding loving, experienced adoptive homes for unwanted, abused, neglected, and abandoned exotics... from birds to small critters.
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~
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Waiting For A New Forever Home
We are bursting at the seams with all types of birds! We have a variety of birds ready and patiently waiting for their loving, longtime homes.
Conures make great pets! They often love to sit on someone's shoulder and hang out while you go about your day. Just please be sure that they have clipped wings if you are going to have people coming in and going out of your doors. Given adequate attention, conures are loving little birds that are easy to train and thrive on their owners' companionship. As with other bird species, owners should make sure to provide safe areas for their conure to explore and investigate. Conures are not shy birds and will let you know if their needs are not being met. Their loud, shrill call is a tool that they use to bring attention to important situations, and many have been known to become excellent "watch dogs."
Check out our birds that are waiting to meet you, by clicking here. Some are hand-tame and some are not, but regardless these parrots are a joy to come home to. Parakeets are usually very animated, quite intelligent, and love being around their family. These parrots often pack a lot of fun and energy into a small body. Read some more about some people's experiences with keets.
Our birds are disease tested and come with a cage, toys, and a small supply of food so that your bird can eat the same food that he or she did in their foster home. This helps to smooth your bird's transition into their new home.
We are bursting at the seams with all types of birds! We have a variety of birds ready and patiently waiting for their loving, longtime homes.
Conures make great pets! They often love to sit on someone's shoulder and hang out while you go about your day. Just please be sure that they have clipped wings if you are going to have people coming in and going out of your doors. Given adequate attention, conures are loving little birds that are easy to train and thrive on their owners' companionship. As with other bird species, owners should make sure to provide safe areas for their conure to explore and investigate. Conures are not shy birds and will let you know if their needs are not being met. Their loud, shrill call is a tool that they use to bring attention to important situations, and many have been known to become excellent "watch dogs."
Check out our birds that are waiting to meet you, by clicking here. Some are hand-tame and some are not, but regardless these parrots are a joy to come home to. Parakeets are usually very animated, quite intelligent, and love being around their family. These parrots often pack a lot of fun and energy into a small body. Read some more about some people's experiences with keets.
Our birds are disease tested and come with a cage, toys, and a small supply of food so that your bird can eat the same food that he or she did in their foster home. This helps to smooth your bird's transition into their new home.
Wings of Hope-NJ is pleased to announce our affiliation with the following group:
Feathered Sanctuary Rescue
Feathered Sanctuary Rescue
| ● | Wings of Hope is pleased to announce that 5 of our volunteers, Jannet, Leesa, Cathy, Patti and Pam 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. |
| ● | 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". |
| ● | Wings of Hope-NJ is proud to share our end of year statistics |
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Wings of Hope, New Jersey
Rescue and Sanctuary
P.O. Box 12034, Jacksonville, NC 28546
Ph: (732) 833 - 7825 Fax: (910) 353-4139
Email: WOH@wingsofhope-nj.com
Rescue and Sanctuary
P.O. Box 12034, Jacksonville, NC 28546
Ph: (732) 833 - 7825 Fax: (910) 353-4139
Email: WOH@wingsofhope-nj.com
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