Welcome to the International Parrotlet Society's Web site!

The International Parrotlet Society's (IPS) purpose is to educate its members and promote interest in parrotlets, whether for exhibition, reproduction, care, knowledge, conservation, study, companion birds, or hobby; also to present to its members information to increase the understanding of the various genera, species and subspecies of parrotlets. IPS is an IRS recognized non-profit 501(c)(3) educational charitable organization. Donations made to IPS are tax deductible. 

You may contact the IPS by writing:

Email to: IPS@InternationalParrotletSociety.org

You may obtain additional information by contacting:

Board of Directors

President - Leslie Huegerich - (919) 552-6312 KLaviary@showtiels.com (North Carolina)
First Vice President - Jann Selleck - (775) 851-4824 jselleck@pyramid.net (Nevada)
Second Vice President - Wendy Edwards - (919)-773-0040 carolinaflight@aol.com  
(North Carolina)
Treasurer - Robert Molenda- (831)-688-5560 robert@parrotletranch.com (California)
Secretary - Sandee Molenda - (831)-688-5560  sandee@parrotletranch.com (California)

Membership Representatives  
Karl Huegerich - (919) 552-6312 firecptn@hotmail.com (North Carolina)
Julia H. Allen - (352) 360-1035 - ncsjulie@aol.com (Florida)

Voluntary Positions

Journal Editor - Karl Huegerich - (919) 552-6312 firecptn@hotmail.com (North Carolina)
Webmaster - Wendy LaBanca - (401) 732-0693 lovetiels@cox.net (Rhode Island)
AFA Delegates - Sandee Molenda - (831)-688-5560 sandee@parrotletranch.com (California)
Linda Nichelmann - (916)-722-4604 nichelmann@cs.com (California)

About the logo: The International Parrotlet Society supports all genera of parrotlets. There are only three genera of parrotlets, not all of, which are available as breeders to all avian enthusiasts worldwide. The IPS encourages the active breeding of all three genera of our delightful companions. The three genera of parrotlets are Nannopsittaca (Nannopsittaca panychlora, Tepui Parrotlet, in background), Touit (Touit stictoptera, Spot­winged Parrotlet, in foreground) and Forpus (Forpus coelestis, Pacific Parrotlet, in middle).

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For questions contact: IPS@InternationalParrotletSociety.org