Zoey
Head of Security
Monkey
Head of Purchasing
Dio
Head of Sweet Treats
Bubbles
Head of Gardening
Gumby
Assistant Gardener
Val & Watson
Snugglebugs
Midas
CFO
Feta
Accessibility Lead
Ravioli
Head of Dank Seeb &
Investment Advisor
Mariachi
PR (Parrot Resources)
Polly
Toy Mechanic
Slayter
Customer Service
Nori
Operations Manager
Sammy
Shredding Analytics
Tuco
Alarm Management
Daisy
Seeb Inspector
Grouch
CEO & Extra-Planetary Affairs
Tiffany
Human Behind the Curtain
Our Hatch Story
Seed Street Toys hatched in 2019, with the mission to provide safety-focused, high-quality enrichment to companion parrots so that they may engage in natural and healthy behaviors, without their parronts worrying about their wellbeing.
For two years prior to starting Seed Street Toys, I was working in an Avian hospital run by Dr. Brian Speer. Too frequently, I saw birds coming in with commercial toy-related injuries that would have been completely preventable had the toys used different hardware or materials.
Lucky for me, I had a flock of my own, ready and eager to test and help me iterate on all of my toy prototypes and designs.
We're really big on safety, integrity, innovation, responsibility, fun, and kindness.
Every toy is constructed by hand with your parrot's safety and enjoyment in mind. And before any toys are given the OK to ship off to their new home, they are carefully inspected for design and construction imperfections.
Only the best toys pass the quality assurance inspection and go out to your own bird(s). You're paying for quality, so you'll get perfection.
In case you're new to Seed Street...
Meet the Team
Secret's out - Seed Street is actually run by 18 birds in a trenchcoat*.
Meet the staff below.
*Grouch is on an extended offshore retreat
Only The Best
Because we place such a prominent focus on both your bird's safety and fun with each and every one of our toys, it's only right that we only use the best materials and components in each of our designs.
Every single component within our toys is bird-safe, so you never have to worry about them accidentally ingesting something that could harm them. We stay away from metals in our toys to eliminate any risk of metal poisoning and instead gravitate toward paper and natural items that allow them to shred, forage, and destroy to their hearts' content. Some of our products also use reusable plastic items, such as the deli containers used for Super Lavender Haze and plastic c-links to hang toys.
Remote Testing Staff
AKA members of Club Grouch
Whiskey
from SoCal
Zoe
from Hawaii
Ruby Rose
from Hawaii
Tonks
from Pennsylvania
Roxy & Kiwi
from Hawaii
Pedro
from Pennsylvania
Marvel
from North Carolina
Franky
from Pennsylvania
Dorian
from Washington
Deku
from Pennsylvania
Cricket
from Missouri
Comet
from Delaware
Buster
from North Carolina
Bumi
from Washington
Colonel
from Colorado
Ori
from Michigan
Cooper
from Michigan
Bentley
from Michigan
Loki
from Michigan
Bandit
from Michigan
Ollie & Nugget
from Michigan
Hawke
from Michigan
Isabela
from Michigan
Bird Bird
from Washington
Eliza
from Washington
Davenport & Magnus
from Virginia
Amelia & Neil
from North Carolina
Jojo
from Washington
Naustriles
from Washington
Neeko
from Washington
Pickles
from New Jersey
Reggie
from Washington
Pidgey
from Michigan
Remy
from Washington
Repete
from Florida
Ryn & Luke
from North Carolina
Sweetness
from Florida
Remembering Grouch
Grouch came to me in 2017 right after I had lost my first ever green cheek conure, Mimi. I was devastated and I hadn't been planning on getting another bird so soon, but I saw this little green man at a local rescue. This bird, who had refused to interact with anyone else, hopped right up on my shoulder and snuggled into my hair.
Something I had been looking forward to with Mimi was making her an Oscar the Grouch Halloween costume, but she was gone before I had the chance. Turns out, the little bird that hopped on me and snuggled right into my hair was named Grouch. And I took him home.
I did make him an Oscar the Grouch Halloween costume that year, and I made him a Halloween costume every year after. He was not your typical green cheek, and he was such a good sport with my miniature shenanigans.
In November 2024, at 22 years old, he was diagnosed with liver cancer. Then on December 27, 2024, we had to say goodbye as he flew across the rainbow bridge.
Grouch Pouch Devine, an absolute soulmate. I will celebrate his life for the rest of mine, and keep his legacy alive through my work.