Providing Sanctuary for Injured and Abandoned Birds

Join us in our mission to rescue and rehabilitate non-native and domestic avian species, giving them a chance at a brighter future.

Our Services

Explore the unique support we provide for avian species.
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Emergency Rescue

Immediate assistance for injured or abandoned birds in distress.

Naturalist fitting a ring to a bird's leg

Rehabilitation Support

Comprehensive care for recovery and healing of various avian species.

Parrots are vibrant, intelligent birds belonging to the order Psittaciformes, which includes about 393 species. Known for their brightly colored feathers, curved beaks, and remarkable mimicry abilities, parrots are native to tropical and subtropical regions worldwide, including South America, Central America, Africa, and Australasia.

Sanctuary Care

Safe haven for non-native and domestic birds needing long-term shelter.

Caring for Our Feathered Friends

At High Desert Acres, nestled in the heart of Tehachapi, California, we are passionate about rescuing and rehabilitating non-native and domestic birds. Our nonprofit organization is committed to providing a safe sanctuary for injured, lost, and abandoned avian species. With a dedicated team of volunteers, we offer compassionate care and strive to restore these beautiful creatures to health, giving them a chance at a brighter future. Join us in making a difference for the birds that need our help the most.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Your common concerns addressed about avian care and our mission.

What types of birds do you help?

At High Desert Acres, we focus on non-native and domestic avian species, especially those that are injured, lost, or abandoned.

How can I support your organization?

You can help us by donating, volunteering, or spreading the word about our mission to care for birds in need.

What should I do if I find an injured bird?

If you find an injured bird, please contact us immediately at (661) 428-3699 for guidance on how to safely assist it.

Do you offer educational programs?

Yes! We provide educational resources and programs to raise awareness about avian care and conservation efforts.

Join Us in Making a Difference

Support the rescue and rehabilitation of avian species today. Donate, volunteer, or spread the word—together, we can give these birds a better future!