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Our Mission
The purpose of the Connecticut Association For Aviculture is to enhance the knowledge in, and the enjoyment of, the field of aviculture; to encourage preservation, conservation, breeding programs, and to sponsor exhibitions for the comparison of those breeding efforts; for the dissemination of aviculture information; and to introduce to the general public the joy of keeping and caring for avian species.Organization Profile
The Connecticut Association For Aviculture, Inc., is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1976 by a group of people interested in spreading the fun and enjoyment of exotic birds! C.A.F.A. meets the second Tuesday of the month, March through December, with no meeting in August. There is social time from 7-7:30pm, followed by the business meeting, and then the programs with live birds and guest speakers from all over the country, lecturing on Nutrition, Breeding, Hand-Feeding, Genetics, Training, Rehabilitation, and more!
Contact Information
C.A.F.A. meets at the Veteran's
Memorial Clubhouse
100 Sunset Ridge Road
East Hartford, CT
(directions)
General Information:
info@cafabirdclub.org
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 280031
East Hartford, CT 06128-0031
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