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Lost cockatiel Edmonton Alberta
"Lucy"
Lost oct 6 in millwoods
FOUNDBudgie found in Beamsville/Smithville area
Found the bird Oct 19 5pm in Beamsville on the escarpment near Smithville. He seems quite healthy.
LOST100 Rewardlost cockatiel bird
"piki"
hes a one year and 3 month old bird, hes usually very friendly but hes very alert, he has a yellow head and vibrant orange cheeks he has mostly a greyish yellow body
LOST500 RewardLost since Sept 20 2026
"Phoenix - Pew Pew"
Pew Pew is a beautiful white and yellow Cremino Indian Ringneck who went missing on September 20, 2026. She is not just a pet, she is a treasured member of my family and an irreplaceable part of my life. Pew Pew is very tame, affectionate, and people-oriented. She loves human interaction and enjoys being around people. She is not afraid of humans and may approach someone looking for companionship. She spent virtually every day with me in my office, often perched happily on my shoulder while I worked. We shared countless hours together, and she was rarely far from my side. Her loving personality, gentle nature, and constant companionship brought joy and comfort to every day. She is deeply loved and desperately missed. If you have seen a white and yellow Cremino Indian Ringneck, recently found a friendly pet bird, or have any information at all, please contact me immediately. Even the smallest lead could help bring my precious Pew Pew back home. Please don't assume she belongs outdoors. Pew Pew is a cherished companion bird who has a family that loves her dearly and has never stopped searching for her. 💛 Pew Pew, we miss you every single day and are hoping for your safe return. 💛
LOSTlost green budgie in Montréal Québec
"Hélicoptère "
she’s a green little budgie. she’s really scared of humans, i was just doing my cleaning and my mom left the door open. i cant find him please help me
LOST100 RewardLost near Gibson Circle Bradford Ontario
"Bazz"
Grey and white body with yellow face and orange cheeks
LOSTLost Yellow Green Budgie in Montreal
"Titita"
Bird is Yellow Green, Female, 4-5 years old, and wings are not cut.
LOSTLost conure
"Tofu"
Lost conure near Dow ave and hurst st in Burnaby bc has a red wristband and will react to toto or birdie Lost around 2:30pm on Oct.9th,2026
FOUNDFound Bird at Golf Course
Found at my golf course
FOUNDFound at Meadowbrook Golf Club
Found on the golf course
Found at Meadowbrook Golf Club
Found on the golf course
LOST1000 RewardLost love bird
"Chaami"
Grey/dark green wings, grey and cream body, orange forehead
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