World Parrot Refuge In Danger Of Being Shutdown
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World Parrot Refuge at Risk of Closure
Urgent Appeal for Support: Save the World Parrot Refuge
An urgent appeal is being made to the residents of Vancouver Island. The World Parrot Refuge near Parksville may be forced to close by Revenue Canada if it doesn’t pay $13,000 in employee deductions by July 17th, 2006.
Home to 500 orphaned parrots, the refuge is dedicated to rescuing these birds from unstable homes and offering them a lifelong sanctuary. This noble mission is often thankless and costly. Many people aren’t aware of the financial commitment needed to rescue, care for, and feed a single parrot annually. Additionally, the refuge faces challenges due to Vancouver Island’s seasonal tourism, making funding scarce. Despite these obstacles, society co-founder Wendy Huntbatch remains committed to this cause.
At VIadventures.net, we stand against the closure of one of the island’s most unique and socially conscious organizations. The refuge relies heavily on support from both locals and visitors. We urge everyone to help raise the necessary $13,000 by the Monday deadline. Visit [VIadventures.net](http://www.VIadventures.net) to make a donation. Every contribution counts, so please don't hesitate.
The World Parrot Refuge is not just a sanctuary but also an educational facility managed by the "For the Love Of Parrots Refuge Society" (FLOPRS). It boasts 23,000 square feet of heated indoor aviaries and 16,000 square feet of outdoor flights accessible during warmer months.
As a community, it’s our duty to support local organizations. Don’t let the World Parrot Refuge close its doors; losing it would mean losing one of the true treasures of the island.
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