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Less Than Perfect, Perfectly Wild: Dynamite’s Story
Every time we share a photo of Dynamite, someone asks what happened to his beak — so here’s the full story. Back in early 2019, Dynamite was first spotted by the Wasserman siblings, Bill and Linda, at the BBR verandah feeder. He was in terrible shape. As Oscar put it, it looked as though his beak had been blown up. He was a young, wild bird - extremely nervous but clearly struggling. He’d come to the feeders out of desperation, and we were able to gently sneak up on him and s
Belize Bird Rescue
Nov 24, 20252 min read
Every Rescue Has a Story - October Newsletter
Our October newsletter is out!
Belize Bird Rescue
Oct 3, 20251 min read
Loving Parrots Doesn’t Mean Owning Them
What we’ve learned from the birds that come through our care It starts with a call - there’s a confiscation, a surrender, or an escaped pet. A bird that was once loved – and often still is. But people change, circumstances change, situations change, sometimes it’s the bird who has changed – screaming, biting, plucking, attacking, or becoming withdrawn, depressed, or unwell. Often here in Belize, the owner comes to the realisation that the bird deserves a chance to be free.
We’re Hiring: Skilled Handyman & Groundskeeper
Belize Bird Rescue is currently seeking a Skilled Handyman & Groundskeeper to join our team at our facility in Roaring Creek, Cayo District. This is a full-time, hands-on role focused primarily on maintenance, groundskeeping, enclosure building, and light construction, helping to keep the rescue running smoothly day to day. The position also includes some involvement in basic bird care when needed. We are looking for a practical, reliable individual who is confident using too
Second chance after a window strike
A juvenile Grey Hawk was rescued after a window strike. Thanks to quick action and supportive care, he recovered from head trauma and was safely released back into the wild – a reminder of how common and preventable these incidents can be.
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