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Happy July 4th and Covid-19 Shipping Updates

July 02, 2020

Happy July 4th and Covid-19 Shipping Updates

Birdsbesafe company wishes you all a safe holiday weekend, in the U.S.

We continue to operate normally, in general, during the Covid-19 Pandemic. We are grateful that we can serve our ecommerce customers continuously, and we are so appreciative that our production partners who sew for us are able to keep safely doing so. Here are few specific updates about shipping times, etc.

  • U.S. First Class packages are moving more slowly through the US Postal Service due to the pandemic. They advise allowing 3 - 4 days for delivery in the U.S., instead of 2 - 3.
  • We continue to ship your orders within 2 business days of receipt of them, often within one day.
  • We have been glad to see that the European orders, which traveled by ocean freight as First Class mail (in the pandemic) have been delivered recently with few exceptions. We are grateful for the patience of our European customers! No one could have predicted it would take 8 -10 weeks for those April mail orders. Thank you for waiting.
  • We are still limiting EU and UK sales to: Germany and the UK. On July 7, we will be deciding whether or not we can add back more countries as shipping destinations. We apologize, but as you can see above, we want to customers to be able to expect to receive packages in a timely way, if possible. The situation is constantly changing.
  • Please check other blog posts, our FAQ page or Customer Service page for answers to other product questions. Thank you!

Lastly, here is a testimonial that came in the email yesterday. It reminds us why we are so proud to make and sell Birdsbesafe cat collar covers! We continue to look for ways to expand marketing and distribution, globally, in order to expand our bird conservation impact. Thank you!

"Honestly, I was uncertain about this collar. I wasn't sure my cat would tolerate it and it's comical looking. Our cat is excellent at catching birds and so I was limiting her time outside, but still she caught. Then covid19 hit and we were home more than ever to hear her yowling to go out, and when we relented, to witness her birding skills first hand. So I got the funny looking collar and discovered that it is truly amazing. ... The number of birds she caught since using the collar has gone from about one per day to one since our purchase (about a month ago). I can attest that this product works very well"  


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