Charleston Pirate Tours Donates $1 from All Tickets to Parrot Rescue
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Charleston Pirate Tours and its sister company, Island Paradise Balloon Art are also donating 5% of the fee for every event at which Captain Bob, the blue and gold macaw, appears.Captain Bob was a long-time resident of the sanctuary before his adoption by Eric and Sabrina Lavender, owners of Charleston Pirate Tours and Island Paradise Balloon Art.“When we adopted Bob, we had no idea that he was going to become part of the family business,” says Sabrina Lavender, “but he’s a natural entertainer, so we started using him with balloon twisting events.We’ll always be indebted to Sanctuary Co-Directors Jo Gore and Rick McGee for matching us up with Captain Bob.” The Lavenders are currently making plans to adopt a yellow-naped Amazon, who will begin making tour and event appearances as soon as she is acclimated to her new home and family, which includes a number of other adopted companions from a cat and dog to a box turtle and two house rabbits.“Rick and I are so grateful to the Lavender family for their generosity and outstanding care of Bob, says Joe Gore.Island Paradise Balloon Art offers balloon twisting entertainment for events, restaurants, and private parties.You can learn more about Captain Bob at www.CharlestonPirateTour.com and www.IslandParadiseBalloonArt.com### Contact Information Charleston Pirate Tours Sabrina Lavender 843-442-7299 www.charlestonpiratetour.com Click here to view the list of recent Press Releases from Charleston Pirate Tours Promote Your Business Press Release Pricing Email this page to a friend