Meetings and Events for 2007/2008

Behind Scenes Zoo Tour         MACAW Seminar              Where We Meet              Hands on Learning

Dear Fellow Bird Lover,

Learning the latest news on avian diseases, household hazards, avian nutrition, or avian behavior are just a  few of the things you will do at a MACAW meeting. And as you learn more about the special qualities and talents of your birds, you will come to understand and appreciate them even more than you do today. When you learn how to avoid household hazards, or learn how to recognize when your bird is sick, or which foods are the best to give your bird and which make them sick, you will avoid needless heartache and suffering and will also save money by avoiding expensive vet bills.

Our wish here at MACAW is to offer you this opportunity to learn as we continuously educate ourselves on our birds. We also believe in having fun and helping other avian causes along the way -- through our seminars, auctions, picnics and behind the scenes special tours. Please join us for an hour for an afternoon of fun learning, making new friends and seeing for yourself what MACAW is all about.  Our meetings are always open and free to the public. You might just learn that you are among friends with a similar interest --- birds!

Thanks for stopping by.

Steve Fitzsimmons,
Madison Area Cagebird Association of Wisconsin

Second Sunday of the Month
(usually excluding June, July and August)
Board Meeting - 1:30 p.m.
Hospitality Break - 2:25 p.m.
Educational Program - 2:30 p.m.

All MACAW members are welcome to attend board meetings. Bring your ideas and contribute to the club.  Send your ideas to macaw1@charter.net.  Thank you!

MACAW
Meeting
Location:

MACAW 2007-2008 Calendar:

  MACAW Meeting Location:
  Dane County Humane Society
  5132 Voges Road
  Madison, WI
  (just south of Stoughton Rd and the beltline)
  For directions:  Map 1 --  Map 2
We meet in the large classroom next to the gift shop. Everyone is welcome. Let's talk birds!

(Last updated 4/7/2008)

Feathered and un-feathered friends are welcome at our meetings. We just ask that if you bring a bird to a meeting that you please bring hand wipes for safe clean handling. Thank you!