Northeast Bird Clinic

Northeast Bird Clinic A veterinary house call practice devoted exclusively to feathered patients in MA, CT and RI. Located in northeastern Connecticut.

Owned by Dr. Ann Bourke, board certified in avian medicine.

06/17/2026

A message from our Executive Director:

On June 4th, PETA released deeply disturbing, undercover video footage of an investigation into Creekside Birds, LLC, an Oklahoma based, parakeet breeding mill where between 4,000 - 10,000 birds are living and dying under the most horrific conditions imaginable. Here we are attaching the links to this investigation. WARNING: the abuse is graphic and deeply disturbing. Please do not view the material if you are sensitive to graphic violence against animals and may have a difficult time processing what has been exposed here. Please note that World Animal Protection US released similar, horrific undercover parrot mill footage in February of this year. We need everyone to understand that this is the reality of the pet parrot trade. When you purchase birds on the commercial market this is where these birds come from, and there are dozens of bird mills just like this in operation in the U.S. And to be clear - yes, these facilities are indeed regulated and inspected by the USDA, which systematically signs off on the abuse and continues to license these abusers despite how egregiously they violate the Animal Welfare Act. There is no enforcement of the law. When we work to initiate legislation to ban the sale of parrots in pet stores, these are the true targets. We are seeking to cut off the cruelty pipeline. When pet store retailers, breeders and the avicultural community oppose and fight our efforts, this is what they are fighting to protect.

Story:
https://investigations.peta.org/creekside-birds-parakeet-breeder/

Inside Edition video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3rG2ZqXiP0

06/16/2026

This is what bromethalin does to a bird. Bromethalin is a non anticoagulant neurotoxin. It attacks the central nervous system, which leads to fluid buildup in the brain (cerebral edema) and eventual paralysis and death.
This is what was found in this bird’s necropsy . They could not rule out SGARS.
Has everyone’s seen enough, isn’t it time to stop the use of all poisons in our environment? This saddens and disgust me.
How would you feel if your pet died this way after eating a poison rat? There are no safe poisons.!!
This bird was humanely euthanized due to his symptoms .

06/05/2026

If the law goes into effect, Rhode Island would become only the second state to adopt a blanket restriction on the poisons. See link below ⬇️

📸 Congress of the Birds

05/31/2026

HAPPY WORLD PARROT DAY! 🦜🌍

Today, we join friends, partners, supporters, and parrot lovers around the world to celebrate these extraordinary birds and shine a light on the challenges they face.

From the rainforests of South America to the islands of Oceania, parrots fill our world with colour, personality, intelligence, and life. But behind all that beauty lies a sobering truth that nearly 1 in 3 parrot species is threatened with extinction.

The World Parrot Trust founded World Parrot Day in 2004, to celebrate parrots, raise awareness for the challenges they face, and inspire action to protect them.

Every day, together with our partners around the world, we're working to conserve wild populations, restore habitats, support communities, tackle the illegal wildlife trade, and improve the lives of parrots in human care.

At the World Parrot Trust, every day is World Parrot Day. But today is a chance for all of us to come together and celebrate a world full of parrots.

Make a difference this World Parrot Day by:
📢 Sharing our posts
🗳️ Voting for Parrot of the Year: https://parrots.org/poty/
🎁 Supporting parrot conservation: https://parrots.org/donate/
👕 Wearing your support with a World Parrot Day t-shirt: https://parrots.org/shop/
📚 Learning more about parrots and the work being done to protect them: https://parrots.org/

Because a world full of parrots is a world worth protecting.

Happy World Parrot Day from all of us at the World Parrot Trust.

05/10/2026
05/08/2026

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Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
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