Charlotte has come a long way, but still has a long way to go.  We took her in as a rescue last year, and at that point, she was so aggressive we had to use protective gear to even get close enough to feed her and clean her cage.  I actually found her on a craigslist ad.  I was searching for homemade bird toys and ran across the ad.

The material is also soft and light enough but extremely resistant to her bites despite her having that powerful beak. This has been only her second time and she’s an all grown up adult that has never gone through this experience.

I just want to say a big thank you for making such a wonderful product!

I have an Alexandrine Parakeet named Ozzie. 7 weeks ago I brought an aviator harness for him as his new year present! We have been following the Instructional DVD and working hard to get him used to it, and now he is harness trained.

My hand fed Umbrella Cockatoo Alice, born November 2002, lives in Sweden. She has worn two Feather Tether harnesses earlier. She couldn’t resist preening and nibbling them, and easily broke their metal clips, thus making the harnesses very dangerous.

Thanks so much for the wonderful opportunity for Griffin’s (our Turkey Vulture) first ever modeling debut! You are really onto something here! Not only is Griffin the most adorable vulture in the whole wide world, he has a powerful message to share with the worlds of wildlife rehabilitation, falconry, zoos, and captive wildlife management!!