September 17: Pet Bird Day (United States)

National Pet Bird Day is observed worldwide every September 17 to celebrate the joy of pet birds and promote responsible bird ownership. Established in 2019 by the Bird Enjoyment & Advantage Koalition (BEAK), this day highlights the companionship and entertainment that pet birds provide. Historically, birds have been kept as pets for thousands of years, with evidence from ancient Sumerians and mentions in the works of Pliny the Elder. On this day, bird owners are encouraged to share stories, photos, and videos of their pets on social media using the hashtag #NationalPetBirdDay, buy their birds new toys or treats, and assist friends in selecting a suitable pet bird. With over 200 bird species commonly kept as pets, including various types of parrots and finches, it's important for potential owners to consider factors such as the bird's lifespan, temperament, and care requirements before making a commitment.

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September 17: Pet Bird Day (United States)


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