Hotel Polly - the place to board your parrot
Welcome to our parrot boarding website, specifically created in order to provide you with peace of mind about what to do with your parrot when you need to go away - be it a sudden absence or a planned holiday.
Our aim is to provide parrot pets and their keepers with good value, and a happy, safe, loving home from home experience.
We will continuously strive to seek out and offer all of the pleasures and joys that life has to offer to our beloved feathered and furry pets.
Kindest regards and happy squawking.
Wayne and Anguel
The three states along the Murray River have released a national plan for the protection of a vulnerable species of parrot. About 1,500 breeding pairs of the regent parrot are thought to remain in the wild, and people living and camping along the Murray River are being asked to report nesting sites. Biodiversity officer Victor Hurley says this parrot nests in river red gums, but feeds on mallee, and past clearing of mallee scrub has taken away its food source. "So although we've still got some good stands of the river red gum, right along the Murray, if there isn't mallee vegetation within 15 to 20 kilometres of the river, then the regent parrots just don't breed there any more."
His frisky antics made him a global internet sensation, but Sirocco's days of humping human heads could be numbered after a stint of behavioural training.
IT IS thought to be the world's rarest parrot and according to the Department of Sustainability and Environment, one of the best places to spot it is Werribee.
Zoe Sarojini Education Trust is our chosen charity to support. Dorothy Schwarz is Zoë's mother. She lives with her husband Walter in rural Essex where Dorothy ( a short fiction writer) teaches Creative Writing to Adults and also cares for and writes about a collection of parrots. Her biography of Zoë - Behind a Glass Wall - Anatomy of a Suicide was published by Chipmunka in 2006. For more information and to support the charity please visit 
