Pyrrhura Breeders Association

The Pyrrhura Breeders Association is a U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to the breeding and conservation of Pyrrhura conures. Established with the goal of promoting responsible aviculture practices, the association provides a platform for breeders and enthusiasts to share knowledge, resources, and best practices in caring for these avian species.

Mission

The Pyrrhura Breeders Association aims to support ethical breeding methods and ensure the well-being of Pyrrhura conures. Its mission involves fostering education and collaboration among breeders, facilitating the exchange of information on husbandry techniques, and promoting conservation efforts for these birds.

Activities

• Education and Community Building: The association offers educational resources and a community forum where members can discuss breeding strategies, health issues, and conservation projects related to Pyrrhura conures.

• Conservation Support: While primarily focused on breeding, the organization may contribute to or support conservation initiatives that protect Pyrrhura species and their natural habitats.

Membership and Structure

Membership typically includes breeders and enthusiasts interested in Pyrrhura conures. The association may have a governing body overseeing its operations and ensuring that its activities align with its mission.

Funding and Grants

The organization might secure funding through membership fees or donations from supporters. However, specific details about its financial operations or any grants awarded or received are not publicly disclosed.

EIN

The Pyrrhura Breeders Association operates with the Employer Identification Number (EIN) 431939973, which is used for tax purposes in the United States.

Similar Organizations

Other organizations, such as the American Federation of Aviculture (AFA), also focus on avian conservation and breeding practices. However, the Pyrrhura Breeders Association specifically targets Pyrrhura conures, providing specialized knowledge and support tailored to these birds.

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