Since many large birds can outlive their human guardians, they are often by necessity rehomed several times during their lives. Unfortunately, it's often difficult to rehome a bird and many animal shelters do not take in homeless birds.

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SAN FRANCISCO — The wild parrots that call San Francisco home have become a given of city life, squawking their way to their favorite spots, del...

This video is hilarious! Watch as a rare parrot has his way with a BBC cameraman. Too funny. Get HuffPost Green On Facebook and Twitter...

Here at HuffPost Green, we've seen some pretty amazing videos of brilliant animals, like crows that can use tools and a llama that can pick out colors...

Connecticut's Exotic Animal Amnesty Day received a total of 135 exotic and potentially dangerous pets within the course of only a few hours.

DENVER — A parrot whose cries of alarm alerted his owner when a little girl choked on her breakfast has been honored as a hero. Willie, a Quake...