Brinzal (Centro de Recuperación de Rapaces Nocturnas) Review

We took to the shelter a swallow that my daughter found, the truth is that I cannot tell you anything else, although

I have already had a baby swift and a baby pigeon and the treatment has been very good.
It seems to me a great job that they do.
Good luck and thank you.

We have left a young Swift and the treatment upon receiving it has been very good, they explain any doubts you have and make it easier for you to keep track of how their evolution is going to be. Very professional.

I can only say Thank you guys for the great work you do and the thousands of times you have helped me, you are soooo great.

A great job .. the only bad thing that one of the pretty edge girls

I find it a great place, they take care of the animals and take care of the ones you take them if you find one that needs help.

If you encounter an injured bird, do not hesitate to take it to Brinzal.

It seems super nice and charming to help you give these raptors, congratulations. Here you have my five stars!

Excellent attention and great work. They picked up a swift that I found on the street and gave me a piece of paper to track the evolution of the animal.

This summer I found a fallen swallow carrying it and they were in charge of trying to recover it.
Very good work

They have been very nice and do a very good job for the environment

I found a dove that could not fly and they kept it to see what was wrong. I have just been informed that after several days I was already flying well and have been released. Thank you!!!!!

Delivered to nature, to any association that is committed to it and fight to make visible the damage that has been done and how we can stop and try to fix what is possible. There is also ARBA with them sharing the space.

I was picked up by some chicks and they were very nice

If you find a chick, whatever it is, you can take it there. They give information and a tlf to ask about their status until the day of the release.

A taste of attention. They pick up the injured birds in the street. A 10 !!!

Fabulous! They collect and care for injured or fallen flying animals from their nests. Volunteer work.
If you find a bird of prey, call them, they will gladly assist you.

Recovery Center for nocturnal raptors. Very good work

I called them because I found a baby swift in the street and did not know what to do with it, they told me they would take care of it and they would recover it, they were very kind at all times, they have given me a code to ask how the chick is

Small old fashioned well treated and I think good professionals

They are very friendly, I have already brought them two swifts.

I have found birds hurt twice and have always taken care of them without any problem. In addition, you can call to inform you of the status of the animal once you have left it there. I wish there were more people like them.

Good afternoon, there is a pigeon that can not fly in the exact street from 1 to 19, it is in a quiet area that is above the garage, but it takes 15 days and I feel sorry, I do not know if you can do anything for it. It's in Pinto, Madrid
Thank you

It is a bird recovery center. I called before taking a sparrow because I knew that pigeons do not catch because they are transmitters of so many diseases. The rest of the birds seem to catch them.
They were very kind.
At the end you are fanned by a daughter with a code and a telephone where you can call to be informed about how the bird you have carried is doing

All work to take care of these birds seems very praiseworthy to me

I have already brought two birds, and they have taken care of them. They always answer the phone, and do not refuse to catch the birds.
The treatment was very good.

The environmental police referred me because I found a pigeon that did not fly. I called but they said they did not accept pigeons. After calling 6 centers and seeing that several of them referred me to Brinzal and after seeing the comments from here, I presented myself to take her, because if they accepted swifts, not pigeons.
I was opened by the edge girl that you put in several comments because she rejected me saying that they only caught raptors. Hey? From now on I know that a swift is a bird of prey!
I loved his dealings with the pigeon, he didn't look at it, nor did he inform me where to take it ...
Then I left her at the farmhouse. She saw it, she took the pigeon and brought it to me and threw it at the car window!
Amazing this woman's love for birds !!!