Adventures In Birds

I got my blue baby budgie here a few weeks ago for only $25! She is very healthy and such a friendly bird that fit right in with the other birds. Extremely lovable and social bird❤️. I also got my owl finches from here back in 2021 and the male is still going strong, his female companion passed away last year but she had a really good finch life ❤️‍🩹. He bonded to a zebra finch after her passing

We love this place! I adopted a 16 year old African Grey, and we were given lots of advice in her care. Athena has quickly become a part of our family and . If you are looking for accessories they have lots of cages, toys, and food products available too.

Went here after hearing that I should check it out. I was extremely disappointed by the care of their birds. There was a tiny cage with 10 cockatiels all together, they where stepping on each others tails and all of them sat at the bottom of the cage clearly very stressed from the glaringly obvious overcrowding. There was also a cockatiel with a missing eye and clear health issues housed with other cockatiels in yet another crowed cage. None of the birds are socialized aside from the stores personal Cockatoo (very sweet baby and I do appreciate that they take them to the vet often for specialized care). Indigo the Hyacinth macaw was incredible to see in person but my heart hurts that this beautiful baby is stuck in a cage instead Of an aviary. The set up would be fine for a temporary housing but with such a big bird they should have space to fly. The toys at this place are an arm and a leg as well. There are also German roaches everywhere at this place. I understand a few due to the use of cleaning products causing health issues in birds but this was a full on infestation. The main room reaked of cat piss. My biggest issue was the poor conditions for the birds. There where several birds with plucked feathers. Overall this place is horrific, the care of these animals shouldn’t be sacrificed in order to have more stock. They are living things not just Items on a shelf. Get those cockatiels in a bigger space for the love of god. Take better care of your birds. It’s not often I leave a shop with a pit in my stomach but this place genuinely made me feel sick with how poor the treatment of these birds was. I hate to say it but I’m glad they’re closing up shop. It’s clear this place has seen better days, and those days are long gone. There are extremely poor standards of care and I recommend that no one buys a bird from this place. Support stores that actually care about the proper housing of their animals. I have no photos from this trip because surprise, surprise, they don’t let you take pictures. I think that tells you everything you need to know. The only way I can sum this place up is disappointing, angry, and disturbing. I think of my own birds and how horrified I’d be if I saw them in this place.

This place was sooo cool! We came in just to look, but ended up going home with a cute cockatiel, haha! The staff is very knowledgeable about the birds and this place even takes care of some birds that are trying to get better or have lost their owners. I definitely didn't take enough pictures, but to see a place who's staff cares so deeply and genuinely knows the birds and their personalities was really cool. Will definitely be coming back to get another family member from here soon!

This place is like the ultimate bird house. I've seen places that sell birds but they don't really take care of them, you can tell by comparison. When you first walk in the door at Adventures you automatically have a great respect for the way they present the birds and of course you Do Not Touch the birds. If you are a bird lover go check this place out. And don't forget, birds require a lot of love