Phoenix, Arizona · Est. 2026
Elie provides attentive, species-aware pet sitting for parrots, cockatiels, finches, lovebirds, and all companion birds — with daily updates, personalized routines, and genuine love for avian life.
The trust difference
…it is one of the most profound acts of trust a parrot can show. It exposes the crop — the most vulnerable part of their body. Kiwi does this willingly. That kind of bond isn't given to strangers. It's earned through patience, consistency, and a genuine understanding of how birds think.
"Birds don't perform trust. They grant it — slowly, on their own terms. My job is to be worthy of it."
— ElieWhat I offer
I come to your home, maintaining your bird's familiar environment, routines, cage layout, and social interaction schedule.
Each bird gets a documented profile — diet, health notes, behavioral quirks, vet contacts — so nothing is left to guesswork.
Receive photos and notes every visit so you can travel with complete peace of mind about your companion bird.
Experienced with avian medications and supplements per your vet's instructions. Oral and topical medications administered with care.
Conversation, foraging activities, and out-of-cage time (per your instructions) to keep your bird mentally stimulated.
Clear escalation plan, your preferred avian vet on file, and knowledge of the nearest avian emergency clinic in Phoenix.
From Elie's care
Why choose Elie
Most pet sitters treat birds like caged dogs. Elie understands flock dynamics, feather stress, molting cycles, toxic household hazards, and the social intelligence of parrots. She has personal bonds with birds of her own — Gryphon and Kiwi are proof of what that looks like.
Three decades living with cockatoos, African Greys, and companion birds of all kinds. This is a lifestyle, not a side job.
NAPPS member carrying a surety bond and professional liability insurance. Neither requires a state license — both protect your home and birds.
Knows which foods, plants, Teflon fumes, and aerosols are dangerous to birds.
Greys, Cockatoos, Conures, Senegals, Lorikeets, Parrotlets, Finches and more.