Peter / Wendy - Peacock Peafowl Bird for Adoption in Eagle Mountain, Utah

Meet Peter and Wendy! They are a beautiful male/female peafowl pair. This cute couple is middle aged, around 10-15 years old and looking for a home to live out the rest of their lives together. Did you know peafowl can live 25-30 years with the proper care? Peafowl need a spacious, contained space to live in for a few months until they are used to their surroundings. Then they can have more free roam space. This is required so that they don't fly off and get lost. They also will need a completely enclosed area to be secured in every night to prevent predator attacks.

Are you interested in adopting Peter and Wendy? Fill out our application today! They are currently located at a foster's home in Sandy, Utah. If you have questions please feel free to reach out!

Adoption application: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice?account=as2888&method=online_form_html&formid=21

The peacock peafowl, known for its vibrant and iridescent plumage, is a strikingly beautiful bird breed indigenous to South Asia and parts of Africa. Males, called peacocks, showcase elaborate and colorful tails during courtship displays to attract peahens, the females of the species. Peafowl are highly social birds that typically forage in groups and roost in trees at night to protect themselves from predators. This breed is renowned for its regal appearance and graceful demeanor, making them a popular sight in various cultures worldwide.

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