Found a bird that was bleeding with a really badly broken wing and she told me to drive 15 mins the next day to drop the bird off... I would expect her to come and get it but w.e.

I haven't been to the sancuary yet, but I found a duck that had a blow dart through his neck. I was twenty miles away from BEAKS. That same day, they sent someone to pick it up. I really appreciated that. And so did the duck. He lived. I love knowing that someone cares so much about our feathered friends.

The idea of this place and knowing it exists is helpful, but when the answering machine says 'sorry we can't help you at this time' and doesn't give a reference of where one can get help for an injured wild bird, it is very disappointing.

B.E.A.K.S. offers a unique experience to see how humans can have both positive and negative influences on wild birds. Many of the birds cared for at B.E.A.K.S. have been injured because of their proximity to urban development. Some are injured by oil spills, some have been shot, some entangled in fishing nets. All are cared for by amazing people, ...