Simple step-by-step examples to easily
Syringe train our little feathered loves!
Training Webinar
Tue Nov 19th 4:00pm to 5:15pm (approx)
Almost nothing is more unexpected – or potentially damaging to our relationship with our birds – than having to medicate them. Injuries and illness can happen quickly and by chance, and a strong, trusting bond may fall apart with the restraining and forced medication. When they are already sick or hurting, losing trust in a beloved caregiver can deal an even greater blow. But! It doesn’t have to be that way!! Preparing early, preparing NOW, by syringe training your bird for the unexpected will help you feel confident that if your bird needs medication, not only will you be ready, you also won’t risk your relationship. Join us November12th @ 4pm EST for Parrot Kindergarten’s Behavior Workshop as Justice Bellar, CPBT-KA and Field Researcher Grace Innemmee share with you simple step-by-step examples to easily syringe train our little feathered loves! AND, once you’ve got it down, a little monthly maintenance lesson will keep your bird ready to go for the unexpected bumps in life. Join us for a fun, informative, and interactive workshop to easily teach your bird syringe training!!
**Free for PK Members!!** (REPLAYS ONLY AVAILABLE TO MEMBERS!) If you’re ready to empower your bird with happy, gentle voices, this is the webinar for you! When: Tuesday, Nov 19th @ 4pm EST Justice Bellar, CPBT-KA has over 6 years’ experience working with challenging adopted and rescued parrots was the Behavior and Training Coordinator for one of the largest parrot adoption organizations in the world – The Gabriel Foundation. Together will show you how to help your parrot communicate effectively and gently – in ways that build your relationship together! Come with your questions! This is a fun, interactive workshop! (Not a PK member yet? Click here to enroll in our Parrot Kindergarten Program. We look forward to seeing you! Jen Empowered Caregivers. Happy Parrots. |
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**Free for PK Members!!**
When: Tuesday, Nov 19th @ 4pm EST
Where: Online! We’ll send you a Zoom link
Cost: Only $35 for non-PK Members
Note: Replays available ONLY to Parrot Kindergarten members!
(Not a PK member yet? Click here to enroll in our Parrot Kindergarten Program. 
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Justice is our Parrot Kindergarten behavior trainer (aka school counselor)!! 
Your Instructor/Coach
Justice Bellar, CPBT-KA
Justice Bellar, CPBT-KA has over 6 years’ experience working with challenging adopted and rescued parrots was the Behavior and Training Coordinator for one of the largest parrot adoption organizations in the world – The Gabriel Foundation. She is our Parrot Kindergarten behavior trainer (aka school counselor).
And is joined in this workshop by
Grace Innemee, a parrot field researcher and behavior expert who has been studying wild parrot behavior for nearly two decades.
Justice provides free behavior workshops each month for our Parrot Kindergarten members, and you can also access her throughout the month for one-on-one behavior help with your flock family.
(PK FULL members receive substantial discounts for private behavior sessions.)
Your Host and Moderator
Jen Cunha, J.D.
Jen Cunha is an attorney, animal cognition trainer, writer, and international speaker, focusing on animal literacy and communication. A “parrot mama” for over 16 years, Jen has been developing cognition training techniques for almost a decade. Her training manuals have been translated and distributed throughout Europe, and she’s been featured in Bird Talk magazine. Jen has twice written articles for the International Association of Applied Behavior Consultants Journal and is a frequent lecturer at science conventions and companion bird gatherings around the world. Jennifer collaborates on animal literacy and communication projects with university researchers, and her research has been published in peer-reviewed scientific proceedings. Her birds, Ellie and Isabelle, have passed university-designed blind tests on phonics and reading comprehension skills and are considered the very first animals who have learned how to read.