Quaker Parakeet Birds Available for Adoption

💚 Meet Mochi 💚

Mochi is a very young Quaker with the sweetest baby face. She was found as a fledgling in NJ (likely from a local wild flock) and is now being fostered in Maryland while she continues building confidence.

She has some fear-related behaviors and would do best with other Quakers or birds her size. She previously lived peacefully with a Sun Conure and Green Cheek Conure.

✨ Fully flighted (never clipped)
✨ Needs a larger cage — small cages increase fear behaviors
✨ Gentle and does not bite
✨ Enjoys hanging near you more than hands-on interaction
✨ Light toy shredder

Grounding her would require a severe clip and would likely worsen her fear behaviors, so she must remain flighted.

Mochi will require multiple visits to ensure the right fit and comes with lifetime free training support from Fluff and Feathers Training.

Interested?
Complete our adoption application at:
www.ahelpingwing.org 💚🦜

The Quaker parakeet, also known as the monk parakeet, is a charming and social bird native to South America. These medium sized parrots are known for their playful personalities, excellent talking abilities, and vibrant green plumage. Quaker parakeets enjoy interactive toys, mental stimulation, and social interaction with both humans and other birds. With proper care, a Quaker parakeet can live up to 20 years, making them a popular choice for bird enthusiasts seeking a long term feathered companion.