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Unwanted, Abandoned Macramé Owls

Every year, thousands of unwanted Macramé Owls are abandoned, abused, and left homeless. Now, there is hope.

Your Macramé Owl can receive a new lease on life at our safe, nurturing sanctuary. You can feel secure in the knowledge that once again they will be loved, and encouraged to thrive, even when you are no longer able to care for them (or just don’t give a damn).

Macramé Owl Sanctuary Admissions

Once admitted to our sanctuary, Our MO-HMO (Macramé Owl – Health Maintenance Organization) will assess their physical and mental state, devise care plans and develop rehabilitation programmes for each new Macramé Owl Resident. This detailed individual assessment ensures that every Macramé Owl we meet receives the right care pathway.

As soon as they’re ready, willing and able, our Macramé Owl Residents are given opportunities to reintegrate into society. They’ll get a second chance to live out their majestic destiny and fulfill their true potential.

If you have or know of a Macramé Owl in need, please consider their misfortune with compassion. Send them to the Macramé Owl Sanctuary, no questions asked and complete confidentiality assured. Contact us and we will respond without judgement.

Donate Now

If you’d like to make a monetary donation to our efforts, you can donate any amount through PayPal now. Even if it’s “chicken feed”, it will all go to a great cause!

 

Also visit our Volunteer Recruitment page if you’d like to make a regular commitment and be a part of the movement to save the Macramé Owl from extinction.

Investment Opportunities

We have many projects that require funding. If you’re in a position to provide greater support and involvement, please contact us.

 

S1032043 Pink Pygmy macramé owl 26 July 2009

This rare Pink Pygmy Macramé Owl, Isabelle, was sent to us in July 2009. As you can see by the photo, she has adapted very well to her new environment.

Skippy's lifeless body on admission to ICU

Skippy, a Macaw Macramé Owl, arrived at our sanctuary in a dreadful state (above). But look at Skippy now! (below)

Skippy, healthy and confident

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