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Thanks to the support of over 50 of you, we have raised almost $6K toward our $15K fundraising goal.  Your funds pay for urgent medical care for birds like Jasmine, a feisty 36+-year-young Blue and Gold Macaw who came to us about a year ago with several old, untreated fractures in her legs and wings, and Papillomatosis.   She can now hold her wings over her head - and has been able to fly! Jasmine has brought much joy to her foster parent's home. 

Thanks to the support of almost 40 people, we have raised over $3K toward our $15K fundraising goal.  All of our birds, including a beautiful Mallee Ringneck (representative picture shown here) rescued from a household where the elderly owner was unable to care for their pet any longer, appreciate your generosity!

Thanks to the support of many many generous people, we have raised almost $3K toward our $15K fundraising goal.  All of our birds (including these four, recently rescued from a household where the owner had passed away) are very appreciative that so many people care about them!

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The Mutts story arc from one year ago concludes with Mooch successfully returning the non-fledged bird to its nest ... just in time for a parent bird to show up, skeptical of a cat's intentions.

And now (with apologies to fans of the late Douglas Adams) the fifth episode in what I originally announced as a four-part Mutts story arc from one year ago today.

Part four of last year's Mutts story arc wraps up our month.  (There will be a part five and six tomorrow and Monday; when I set up my posting schedule I failed to look forward into May to see if the story arc continued ... and it did.)

All I could think of when I first saw this strip is my own Mickaboo budgie Chaos, who never learned to fly and makes his share of "landings" as a result.

Part three of the Mutts baby bird story from a year ago. Today the strip's main character Mooch the cat enters the picture (and in the Mutts universe, cats do not eat birds):

Part two of the Mutts story arc from last year on a baby bird leaving the nest.

A four-part Mutts story from last year on a baby bird leaving the nest ends the month, starting with this strip from April 27.