What is the maximum number of birds allowed in an RC facility?

In a residential care facility, there are typically regulations regarding the number of pets to ensure a healthy and safe environment for both residents and animals. The correct guideline that allows for one bird per 20 residents strikes a balance between providing companionship and managing the overall care and cleanliness of the facility.

Having a maximum of one bird for every 20 residents helps limit the potential for noise and allergens that can arise from having too many birds, which could disrupt the living environment. Additionally, it ensures that staff can adequately care for the needs of the birds while also attending to the residents, promoting a positive atmosphere for both.

This policy aligns with best practices in assisted living settings, which prioritize the well-being of residents while maintaining a welcoming and home-like environment.