Lost & Found Birds in British Columbia, Canada
12 reports in British Columbia
Lost and found pet birds in British Columbia, Canada. Browse active reports below or post a missing budgie, cockatiel, or parrot — matching subscribers across British Columbia are alerted the moment a report is published. Active reports span North Vancouver, Burnaby, Abbotsford, Nanaimo and more.
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Found a Cockatiel in Capilano Dam Park
Healthy, friendly but not happy were holding onto him Update: we brought this cockatiel to the Vancouver SPCA, and they relocated him to the North Vancouver SPCA.
LOSTBlue colour
"Cookie"
Blue colour
FOUNDLovebird on roof
Adult blue lovebird on roof of apartment with wild bird feeders. Alert, can fly and appeared unharmed. Flew straight to Caledonia Park. Video Available
LOST100 RewardLost grey cockatiel , Yelow head around Garden Ave North Vancouver
"Honey "
Honey is Grey cockatiel. with yellow head & crest and orange cheek . He is shy & not that social. flew away May 29th from Garden Ave , Toward Mcguire , Hope, Capilano
LOST500 RewardLost Indian ringneck parrot green colour
"Twinkie "
My pet parrot is missing since 1 October 2025 near abbotsford if anyone find alive I give u $500 reward.
LOST500 RewardLost - Parrot
Lost on [address on listing], Abbotsford
FOUNDFound Budgie - Upper Lynn valley
Hello Lynn Valley community this little one has popped up in my yard and I am hoping t find its owner asap. Do you know this little one? Found in Upper Lynn.
FOUNDFound Budgie
Found Budgie on Feb 12th, 2026 at [address on listing] This bird is now in our care. Please contact us ASAP to identify/claim. Proof of ownership is required and impound fees may apply. [contact via listing] [contact via listing]
LOST🚨 LOST BUDGIE – PLEASE HELP 🚨 （Edmonds area)
" Laam Laam "
Our beloved budgie Laam Laam flew away yesterday and we are desperately hoping someone may have seen him. Name: Laam Laam (藍藍) Type: Budgie / Parakeet Color: Mostly white with light sky blue on the body Cere: Blue (male) Size: Small pet bird Distinctive features: • The stripe markings on his face are asymmetrical • More “tiger stripes” on the left side of his face • Larger blue cheek patch on the left side He can say: “I love you” and “I miss you” Very responsive to sounds. He is curious and may come closer if he hears people talking or budgie sounds. 📍 Last seen: 18th Avenue, Burnaby (Edmonds) 📅 Date: March 8th 12pm He is a tame indoor pet bird and may be scared outside. Please check balconies, trees, yards, garages, rooftops, or anywhere a small bird might land to rest. If you see him or have found a budgie matching this description, please message me immediately. 💛 Reward if found. We miss him very much and just want him home safely. 😭
LOST5 RewardLost Lovebird
If anyone has seen the lovebird at the top right of the photo, ( the orange head one) please message me asap. Thank you. Don’t try to capture or grab the bird as it might bite you. Lost in James McKinney area Richmond
LOST4500 RewardMissing Alexandrine Parrot - Pitu
"Pitu"
He was last seen March 1, around 1:30PM around [address on listing] He is like family to us, and it hasn’t been the same without him. We still have hope that he is out there. Please keep an eye out for him, and please if you know anything message me or contact the number below.
LOSTMISSING COCKATIEL - SMALL GREY BIRD WITH RED CHEEKS
Flew away on June 7th. Last seen near Vancouver area. Small grey cockatiel with distinctive red cheek patches and yellow crest.
Also check the official channels in British Columbia
A found bird is often handed straight to a shelter or to municipal animal services rather than posted online. These are worth checking alongside this board.
- BC SPCA Pet Search
Province-wide search of animals in BC SPCA care, including a “Bird - Exotic” category.
- City of Vancouver lost & found animals
Vancouver Animal Control's public lost-and-found record, searchable by breed and date.
Most cities also run their own stray intake — search your city name plus “animal services lost pet”.
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Lost & Found Birds in British Columbia — FAQ
How do I report a lost bird in British Columbia?
Submit a free report with your bird's species, a clear photo, and its last-known location in British Columbia. Once approved, matching alert subscribers across British Columbia are notified by email, and your listing appears here and on the live map.
I found a bird in British Columbia — what should I do?
Secure the bird somewhere warm and quiet with water and seed, check for a leg band, and post a found report so its owner can find you. Also check the lost listings in British Columbia and call nearby vets and shelters, where owners often check first.
How quickly are lost birds found in British Columbia?
Many pet birds are reunited within the first 48 hours. Posting quickly, adding a photo, and sharing your British Columbia listing widely with neighbours, vets, and local groups all improve your chances.