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Birds Lost
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LOST"Rio"
Small parrot, last seen at condo building near Sheppard Ave E & Don Mills Rd. Missing right eye
LOST"Merry"
Merry flew away near Mount Pleasant Rd & Eglinton Ave E in Toronto. She is a beloved pet and may be frightened. If you see her, please do not chase her. If possible, keep her in sight and contact me immediately. She is a white cockateil who loves to whistle and perch on your shoulder all day and responds usually to hello.
FOUND"Unknown"
Bird flew into our warehouse in Etobicoke Grey Head, Green Body, Red Tail
Found at 8/7/26
LOST"Fish"
Very timid, white with light tan markings on wings & back. Doesn’t come willingly to people.
LOST50 Reward"Dave"
Green parakeet with a brown cere
LOST600 Reward"Lemon drop "
Yellow cockatiel Rosie cheeks my bird can sing don’t worry be happy and can also say peekaboo
"N/A"
Found it at 1:30pm it was fluffy from the cold wind and rain.
FOUNDFound bird. Small banded yellow/streaked bird in the area of Scarlett/Eglinton on July 4. The bird was on the ground, only able to fly short distances, and was safely caught. It is currently indoors with food, water, and a quiet place to rest.
LOST"Abraham & Sarah "
🚨 LOST CANARIES – REWARD 🚨 ABRAHAM (Male – Orange) SARAH (Female – White with Orange Patches) Both birds went missing on June 30 around 2 AM. Both lost near Finch & Milvan, North York. They escaped from the FRONT of the house. They are indoor domestic canaries and cannot survive outdoors. They may be hiding in nearby bushes, small trees, porches, or yards. 📞 IF SEEN/ FOUND PLEASE CONTACT IMMEDIATELY: 647 673 2762 🚨 REWARD OFFERED 🚨 Please help bring Abraham & Sarah home. They are very gentle, friendly, and deeply loved. Thank you for your help.
LOST"Abraham & Sarah "
🚨 LOST CANARIES – REWARD 🚨 ABRAHAM (Male – Bright Orange) SARAH (Female – White with Orange Patches) Both birds went missing on June 30, 2026 around 2 AM. Both went missing near Finch & Milvan. They escaped from the FRONT of the house. They are indoor domestic canaries and cannot survive outdoors. They may be hiding in nearby bushes, small trees, porches, or yards. 📞 CONTACT IMMEDIATELY: 647 673 2762 REWARD OFFERED Please help bring Abraham & Sarah home. They are very gentle, friendly, and deeply loved. Thank you for your help.
FOUNDFound green, yellow and blue male budgie in Whitby, ON. Found near the waterfront trail on Thickson on June 25th 2026.
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Act fast and stay calm. Most escaped pet birds stay within a few hundred metres for the first day or two. Search at dawn and dusk when birds are most vocal, call its name in a familiar voice, and place its cage outside with food and water in view. Then post a report here so neighbours, vets, and shelters can help you look.
It is completely free. Lost & Found Birds is a community service run by Bird Sitting Toronto to help reunite lost pet birds with their families across Canada.
Do not chase it — that usually pushes the bird further away. Keep it in sight, offer a favourite food or its cage, and try to lure it down at dusk when birds settle. If someone else spots your bird, ask them to note the exact location, time, and direction it flew rather than approaching it.
Anyone with information reaches you through a contact form on your listing, so you stay in control. You also receive a private management link by email to update your post, add photos, set a reward, or mark your bird as reunited at any time.
A clear, recent photo helps the most — many birds look alike. Include the species, the bird's name, any leg-band or microchip ID, the exact area and date it was last seen, and whether you are offering a reward.
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