Bird Charity Hospital

Sonal Saxena 7 months ago

I took an injured bird there, that was with me for 7 days and recovering well and becoming strong by the day. On 7th day I took it there for check-up as it had trouble flying. Doc gave some medicine, and while on our way back, the bird started to become really inactive, that we thought was effect of medicine and it’s just drowsy. We gave it the first dose the same night and it started to get unconscious and really deep breathing. In the morning we found it dead. Worst experience ever and never take your pet/rescue bird there if you want to rescue it. Don’t fall in the trap of charity or free service. We still donated some money when he took care of bird as we thought he is doing a good deed. But that alone is not enough. He may not be experienced with all kinds of birds or injuries and treats them with same dose/dosage of meds despite their size/weight/species/age.

Ritika Sahu 9 months ago

Hi.
I only wanted to adopt an Indian native bird which is healed but cannot be released due to any wing damage,etc.

Because I never want to put birds in a cage. If the bird cannot fly and needs an open place, play with toys, chirp, watch other birds with me.

Please if you ever have such a bird then please let me have it.

I have already rescued many birds and squirrels.

I literally want to adopt helpless birds which cannot fly.

Yash Thaman 8 months ago

Doctor and services here are good . I had brought some injured pigeons here and they treated them free of charge . I also like how they have separate section for each bird based on type of injury .At the end, they flew all treated birds.