Birdsbesafe Co. Gives Thanks - and a Seasonal Discount
Happy Thanksgiving! We are giving $1 off on one of our Birdsbesafe cover designs until Dec. 10. That's a small thank you to our great customers!
The Thanksgiving holiday is almost here. It's a time to give thanks, at gatherings with family and friends. As a small business owner, I'm taking a moment to reflect and give thanks for all that I am grateful for.
It all started with one cat with a bird-hunting problem and a cat owner trying to protect beautiful woodland birds. (Me!) And for the last ten years, you, cat owners who care about the birds in your yards, have trusted us enough to purchase and use our product. We know you are protecting many birds, because we hear from you.
We thank you! Together, we are making a difference--in peace of mind for you, and in saving the lives of many tens of thousands of precious wild and beautiful birds. It's a cat product that saves the lives of birds. It's a feline fashion with a purpose! Thank you for making our dreams of bird protection, around the world, come true!
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Welcome to 2023
Welcome 2023! Here at Birdsbesafe headquarters in Vermont, we are turning a page in our calendar and making plans to protect more birds from cats, with your help, in the new year!
Is today Bird Monday?
We thought we heard something about it being Bird Monday, so we have put several of our bird-protecting Birdsbesafe cat collars on sale for the day. Look for them on the shopping page. If your cat goes outdoors, protect the birds in your yard with our bright-colored cat collar. It's proven to be highly effective!
And thanks for caring about cats and birds!
Cats and Birds: In the News
We just received a mention in a feature article in The Guardian (UK). Their story focused on the different options for controlling cat predation on birds, including confinement indoors, restricting outdoor hours, and our "colourful" cat products that use bright colors to warn birds of a cat's presence. You can read the whole article, "Is it Time to End Cats' Right to Roam?" here.