B&B 4 Birds

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! It is indeed a SANCTUARY for these beautiful feathered beings, Ms Sandy is such a sweetheart and she gives these beauties so much love. I admire her work and I loved her vibe from the beginning, the first day she allowed us to enter her sanctuary I felt so welcomed and she really gets you involved with the birds and the other lovely humans that are there hanging out. The interactions are so pure therapeutic! I bonded with babygirl and our love is the most beautiful thing❤️ I gained two friends, Ms Sandy and Babygirl🙌🏽 Be one with the birds🦜✨

I visited there today and had an amazing experience. We hung out for a few hours and bonded with both the birds and Sandy. Her passion for birds shines through from the moment you pull up to her house to when your leave and thereafter. I can’t wait to go back and visit again. ♥️🕊️

called after hours about a wild rescue and they answered. Gave me contact info to rehab and save my wild female common robin I'm cuddled next to in a nest box to keep warm. She was in town on the sidewalk hungry and dehydrated, she's taking food now thou. Awesome folks, when we get a bird of our own, first people I'm calling. Cheers guys.

Very loving and compassionate bird rescue. Only looking for the best with their babies. Very happy to have met the amazing owner. We were matched with the sweetest loving baby.

I traveled 10 hours round trip and spent 4 hours with multiple birds. Sandy encouraged me to show the birds “who is boss”. In any relationship, including with birds, I believe that it takes time to gain trust and you should never force yourself on anyone or anything. Sandy didn’t seem to agree with that approach. Allowing her birds to get used to me, I took my time and bonded with multiple birds. As I was there a couple who had adopted in the past were visiting with their parrots. Their Amazon lunged at its owner and latched onto the bridge of her nose between her eyes and had to control the bleed post bite. She was handling the birds the way Sandy taught her to. After 4 hours, Sandy said that her policy was not to allow adoption on the first visit, so home I went greatly disappointed. I c