WILD AND FREE
Bringing awareness to wildlife, preservation and conservation using fashion and design. Animals and plant species across the globe are becoming extinct if not extinct than mistreated. Extinction is Forever! The loveable Zazu and Aria are ambassadors for all animals. Let's get the world wild and free again! Zazu is a macaw I rescued two years ago, he was unloved and neglected when I found him and now he is an online sensation and much loved worldwide! Just shows anything can blossom with love, so let's give that love back to nature.
ECO FRIENDLY & CRUELTY FREE
I love all life and believe all life is sacred.. I'm all about the planet and everthing in it, the trees,the seas, the mountains, the skies, the jungles and everything inside them. Therefore I have taken steps to make us eco friendly and cruelty free.
"WHAT MAN IS A MAN WHO DOES NOT MAKE THE WORLD BETTER"
BALIAN OF IBELIN
KNOW?
HUMANS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR 99% OF THE ENDANGERED SPECIES
Over 12% of bird species are under extreme threat and close to extinction.
More than 20% of mammals are nearly extinct.
150 - 500 Blue Throated Macaws left in the wild. (which is the bird in the picture and also a bird I have rehiomedd). We can't let a repeat of what happened to the Spix Macaw (the parrot from the famous movie Rio) happenin again.
3890 Tigers left in the wild. Due to habitat loss and poaching.
The Spix's macaw is one of the rarest birds in the world: it is estimated that there are only 177 captive individuals in the world.The species was declared extinct in the wild in 2000.
With only around 120 adults left in the wild, the Amur leopard could be the most endangered big cat on Earth.
MACAWS FALL IN LOVE AND STAY THAT WAY
Unlike the vast majority of animals, once macaws find a mate, they tend to stay together for the rest of their lives. They raise their babies together, groom one another and can be seen flying so close to one another it’s as if they are holding hands…I mean, wings.
MACAWS CAN LIVE MORE THAN 80 YEARS
When properly taken care of, some macaw species, such as blue and gold macaws, can live for an average of 60 years, and many have been recorded to live for up to 80 years or even more.
Those who are interested in adopting a macaw are strongly cautioned to make sure that they are willing to commit enough time to care for their pet. It is not at all uncommon for these birds to outlive their owners, so make the same provisions for their care as you would for any other dependent. Or consider adopting an older macaw to provide it with a forever home!
THREATENED, ENDANGERED AND EXTINCT SPECIES
Scientists have now identified 22 species of macaws. Of these 22, 5 are extinct, 4 are listed as endangered, and 3 are critically endangered. The rest are considered as under threat. So be sure to buy your bird from a reputable breeder.