C.A.R.E.   Center For Avian Rehabilitation & Education Hubertus, WI     Lori Drew - Founder and President of the Center for Avian Rehabilitation & Education     Heartfelt thanks to Lori Drew & John Newhouser for all their work and support of this important event.  These were the first workshops held under the auspices of a Bird Rescue and Sanctuary and I was thrilled to be working with them.  I believe that most of the birds that are in sanctuaries because of fear/aggression issues don't need to be there.  So, I was particularly happy to have the chance to prove just that.  These are the birds that can most benefit from my techniques; those that are troubled, neglected, even abused because of behavior issues.     My next Rescue work will be with The Bailey Foundation in Wilmington, DE Sep. 30, Oct 1, 2006   We were able to make some amazing breakthroughs and help that birds that conventional bird wisdom brands as beyond hope.  Birds that had been unhandleable for years, were happily being held and passed around by many of the workshop participants.    C.A.R.E. Operations Mgr, John Newhouser, addressing one of the  workshop groups     Ken is teaching Brian, a C.A.R.E. volunteer some socialization exercises, working with this B & G Macaw that was showing aggression to children.  Here the bird is getting comfortable with this brave, young girl.   Here's a little Meyers Parrot that no one had been able to handle for years.  In the follow up to the workshop Lori reports that she feels this bird will finally be adoptable.