Listing # 1422
| Listing Format: | Classified Ad |
| Location: | Australia |
| Date Posted: | 9/18/2020 |
| Seller: |
Priam Australia Pty.
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IN ACCORDANCE WITH AUSTRALIAN VETERINARY ASSOCIATION POLICY PRIAM PSITTACULTURE CENTRE SPECIES LEAVE WEANED AND IN EXCELLANT HEALTH.
“Unweaned altricial birds should not be sold.”
KNOW THE LAWS
NSW:
Animal Welfare Code of Practice: Animals in Pet Shops
15.1.5 Hand-reared birds must be fully feathered and self-sufficient before sale.
NSW Animal Welfare Code of Practice # 4: Keeping and Trading of Birds:
https://www.dpi.nsw.gov.au/animals-and-livestock/animal-welfare/general/welfare-of-birds/aw-code-4
7.3 Juvenile birds unable to feed themselves should not be traded except for the purpose of hand rearing. The sale of fledglings unable to feed themselves must be restricted to persons competent in the procedures of hand rearing and they must be adequately informed of the nutritional and husbandry requirement of the species and the hygiene and management standards necessary.
Queensland:
Queensland Code of Practice for Pet Shops:
https://www.daf.qld.gov.au/business-priorities/biosecurity/animal-biosecurity-welfare/welfare-ethics/about-the-pet-shop-code
"11.1. Age
(a) All animals offered for sale should be weaned and fully self-sufficient (able to feed themselves unaided).
(b) Juvenile birds should be self-sufficient and fully feathered (moult permitting)."
Code of Practice: Aviculture: https://www.daf.qld.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0017/192410/QldCodeOfPracticeForPetShops.pdf
Victoria:
Wildlife Regulations 2002: Hand-Rearing Birds:
“The hand-rearing of birds held under a private wildlife license may generally only be undertaken by the holder of that licence. Under the Wildlife Regulations 2002, it is illegal to buy, sell, dispose of, consign, convey or transport any egg or any bird that is too young to fly (or, if a flightless bird, is less than four weeks old), for any purpose other than treatment by a registered veterinary surgeon, (whether or not a licence is required), unless the prior written permission of the Secretary has been received. Contact the Wildlife & Game Licensing Service for more information.”
Northern Territory:
Guidelines for the Care and Welfare of Caged Birds
http://www.animalwelfare.nt.gov.au/__data/assets/pdf_file/0009/76572/Guidelines_Caged_Birds.pdf
“A juvenile bird that is not fully feathered or self-sufficient should not be traded except to a person who has skills and experience in raising such birds.”
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