Welcome to MAARS!

 
 
 
 

Help MAARS Take Flight!

MAARS needs your help to create a new sanctuary that provides space for flight. Your support is vital for giving the birds an environment that can better meet their unique needs than the current location.


Our History

Since  the founding of MAARS in July 1999, almost 1500 unwanted  parrots have  come through our doors. More than 1400 birds have been successfully placed into permanent homes. We’ve consistently grown since then, all thanks to the helping hands of this amazing community!

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Our Team

Our amazing team of regulars and part-time volunteers are committed to helping all captive parrots. We take our convictions and turn them into action. Think you would be a good fit? Get in touch for more information!

 

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Our Mission

MAARS’ core function is to care for our flock at our facility, The Landing. Our primary mission is to educate the public, people who already live with parrots, and the veterinary community about the issues that face captive parrots. 

 

Help Us

Check out our unique gifts featuring the MAARS flock

All proceeds from purchases go directly to help support the MAARS birds - it's a win/win!

Painting Cards

Original Paintings

2026 Flock Calendar

Lucky

Prints

Recent News

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Parrots notice everything! In the wild, paying attention keeps them safe. Sudden movements, new objects, or changes in routine can feel overwhelming because parrots are always assessing their environment. Patience, predictability, and choice help build trust; because behavior is communication. #MAARS #parrots #sanctuary #cockatoos #nonprofit
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Parrots see the world differently than we do!

Because their eyes sit on the sides of their heads, parrots have an incredibly wide field of vision, helping them spot movement, navigate complex environments, and stay safe in the wild. They can even use each eye independently, taking in different information at the same time. This remarkable vision evolved for survival, communication, and life in a flock. Thats another reminder that parrots are beautifully adapted to the wild, not our living rooms. Understanding how they experience the world helps us better meet their needs in captivity with patience, choice, and compassion. #MAARS #parrots #sanctuary #cockatoos #nonprofit
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