Welcome to the American Cockatiel Society!

The American Cockatiel Society was founded in 1977 and strives to cover the complete field of Cockatiels, from the perspective of the pet owner to that of champion exhibitor. In addition to our web site, we publish for our membership an informative quarterly magazine that discusses pet care, healthcare, breeding, genetics, nutrition, exhibition, caging and more. We hope that you enjoy our website and consider becoming a member of our society.

ACS Magazine Now Online!

The ACS is proud to announce that the ACS Magazine is now available to all members on the ACS Website! While the print version is only available in black-and-white, the online version is in full color!  It can be downloaded to your personal computer and printed for your convenience.  Click here to see it today!

President's Message - January-March 2010

On behalf of myself and the Board of Directors, I would like to wish everyone a happy and joyous holiday season and all the best in the year ahead.

Please join me in welcoming Susan Polinski-Barnes to the position of Region 12 Director!  Susan lives in Nevada and has been actively serving ACS as one of the moderators of our Yahoo Chat Group. Speaking of Regional Directors, we have vacancies in Region 9 (WI, IL, IN, OH, MI) and Region 11 (WA, OR, ID, MT, AK, W. Canada). If you live in one of these regions...more

Announcing the ACS Chat Group on Yahoo!

Click to join AmericanCockatielSocietyThe American Cockatiel Society Chat Group offers a forum for our members and friends to communicate and discuss cockatiels. We welcome pet owners, breeders, exhibitors and anyone else wishing to discuss cockatiels. Topics of discussion include care, diet, housing, breeding, genetics, and show preparation, to name a few.

Click to join the American Cockatiel Society Chat Group

Cockatiel Color Mutation Photos

We are looking for high quality, non-resized, color photos of cockatiels to appear on the ACS website as examples of the different mutations of cockatiels. These photos should not have people or other objects in the background.  Email photo attachments to Deb Maneke, VP Communications at acs25m@swbell.net or mail via post office to Debra Maneke, VP of Communications, 310 Trenton Pass Dr., Foristell, MO 63348.  We appreciate your help!

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