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“No documents available to the public.”

“All board members will receive Form 990 via email and be able to review and add comments if applicable.”

“They regularly meet with staff to discuss any company concerns”

“All operational and government documents will be available for public viewing at The Association for Parrot C.A.R.E. upon request.”

“In 2024, the Association for Parrot C.A.R.E. had the Following Accomplishments: 1-The Association for Parrot C.A.R.E. (Parrot C.A.R.E.) participated in the International Parrot Conservation Alliance conference in 2024 as one of the founding members.? This group is the premier organization helping to save wild and domestically bred parrots.? Parrot C.A.R.E. also participated in helping to create an online presence to bring to the world?s attention that there is a crisis regarding the world?s parrots and to encourage people to Adopt and Not Shop. 2- Parrot C.A.R.E co-sponsored, with its sister organization the Lockwood Animal Rescue Center (LARC), several events for veterans from the West Los Angeles VA Healthcare Center?s Domiciliary. They were very grateful to be remembered and honored. 3- Parrot C.A.R.E. received volunteer services from the Volunteer World and hosted volunteers interested in parrots in 2024. 4- Parrot C.A.R.E. received pro bono vet tech services from our Board member who has been working with parrots for over 50 years.? Dr. Carin Ferdowsian of Oaks Veterinary Urgent Care continues to provide pro bono services for Parrot C.A.R.E. along with her vet techs. In addition, we get regular pro bono services from our two dedicated vet techs, Michelle Anderson, and Tamera Kilbourn.? Project Animal Aid (formerly V.E.T. Project) continues to send Parrot C.A.R.E. veterinary equipment and supplies which are a great help to us. 5- Parrot C.A.R.E was proud and grateful to be remembered in the Trust of Mr. Bob Barker throughout 2024. 6- Dr. Lindner, Parrot C.A.R.E.?s CEO, was invited to Africa again to gain awareness of the crisis of African grey parrots and Senegal parrots. 7- Parrot C.A.R.E. helped in the rescue of approximately 50 parrots, fostering some, finding permanent placement for others, and keeping some at our sanctuary.? We have been able to expand by building outdoor aviaries in a warmer climate at one of our veterinarian?s properties. 8- Parrot C.A.R.E.?s sanctuary, Serenity Park, continues to provide lifetime gold standard care for parrots as we have done for 28 years.”

“Balancing = -$17034”

“Animal Care, Salaries & Wages, Vehicle Expenses, Construction, Utilities, Legal Services, Depreciation”

“Organization Significant Activities- the Association for Parrot C.A.R.E. The Association for Parrot C.A.R.E is dedicated to Conservation, Adoptions, Rescue, and Education. We help with the conservation of parrots in the wild, as well as helping with the adoption and rescue of parrots in need of re-homing.? We also place parrots in our sanctuary and others.? We provide education to the public about the need to adopt rather than support the breeding of additional birds. Serenity Park Sanctuary is the rescue arm of the Association for Parrot C.A.R.E. providing permanent placement for parrots in need as well as work therapy for disabled veterans.”