San Diego Bird Rescue

Not a nonprofit, they use volunteers as free labor that think that they are working for a nonprofit. They sell birds to pet stores and deny vet care to birds that they could save. Not a nice place. Greg is the person who was selling the birds.

I found the Volunteers at the San Diego Bird Rescue to be caring and very loving witht these beautiful birds. They spend their time on the weekends at Balboa Park sharing information, educating and answering questions from people out enjoying the park. They attract a lot of attention. The volunteers always have a bird or two on their shoulders and allow the public to hold them on a finger or rest on their arm. It has become a «must see» for tourist visiting the area. I know they also take the birds to Senior facilities and create a wonderful warmth for some of the residents who love visiting with the birds.
I think the San Diego Bird Rescue is doing a fantastic job!

NOT A RESCUE! NOT A NON-​PROFIT!
Greg Galloway keeps COLLECTED birds in a La Mesa warehouse. He sells his so-​called rescues, provides no rehabilitation or training and most are unsuitable for placement. Animal control knows all about SDBR, but the laws do not provide for them to do anything. Greg’s volunteers provide food & water, shelter… That’s all that is required under the law. No love and minimal attention is given, except for the select few he takes to the park everyday. Worse the birds look the more donations he gathers! Park officials claim 1^st amendment right cannot be violated, thanks Todd Gloria!
Several birds are paraded in Balboa Park 5 to 7 days a week, they all look horrible. These birds have been in Greg’s care for years, they aren’t rescues.
So called donations go to pay his house, car (s) & living expenses.
Greg also claims to be a Drug Enforcement Agent — HE IS A LIAR! I checked with the DOJ & DEA field offices here in San Diego, Greg M Galloway is a fraudster.
Review #1 was posted by none other than GREG M GALLOWAY — -HIMSELF!!!

These folks resuce unwanted, abused, and or neglected birds. They then get them back to health, socialize them and find them «forever homes».
BRAVO, well done!