Where can you get a crow?

Answer 1

You can get a crow from a pet store or a specialist bird breeder.

However, please make sure you take all the steps necessary to ensure the crow was born in captivity and not trapped from the wild. Otherwise it'll be a bumpy road for both bird and owner.

Wild birds will become stressed in a captive environment. They will attack the human(s) and they will pluck their feathers out (a symptom of bird depression). Depression in birds is extremely costly, the vet bills will run into the thousands because birds are so small and complicated to treat. So make sure you are 100% positive the bird is born and bred in captivity.

Some places also have laws against owning certain birds, such as crows and ravens, mostly for health reasons. These are usually large cities, while countryside areas are more open. Make sure you check your local laws.

Answer 2

Since keeping native wild species in captivity is illegal in most jurisdictions without a permit, crows are not generally available as pets. Non native species, like the European Rook, may be kept as pets in some jurisdictions.

To legally obtain a pet crow, please contact a local exotic animal store after checking local regulations.

Answer 3

Yes. Although, it is uncommon to have a crow as a pet.

Answer 4

On the ground in Canada and where ever else there are crows

Answer 5

People sell scarecrows they have made themselves on ebay. Other sites where you can purchase scarecrows are Scarecrow Land, Hen and Hammock and Supaprice.