8 reports in Alberta
Lost and found pet birds in Alberta, Canada. Browse active reports below or post a missing budgie, cockatiel, or parrot — matching subscribers across Alberta are alerted the moment a report is published. Active reports span Edmonton, Calgary, Airdrie.
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LOST500 Reward"Ricky "
My cockatiel is missing 500 Tower Ln Dr SW .Name is Ricky.Color: gray with a yellow head.There is a chip with Polish data. Ricky went missing on July 25, 2026.
LOSTHello everyone, just this evening my bird flew away. He is about 3 years old. Fairly tame. We are just near north west. If you guys have any sightings of her please let me know. She’s very loved and I would like to see her again
LOSTLost cockatiel parrot in beddington area. Flew out at 6:30pm march 15th. He sat in a tree on Beaconsfield Close NW until 8am march 16th and flew away in unknown direction. He responds to kisses noises and microwave beeps. His name is Fandook Please call 587-435-5536 if you see him or 403-829-0319
FOUNDDATE FOUND - MARCH 14 3 Males, approx 1 year - at Edmonton ACCC Animal ID # 94711, 94712, 94713
FOUNDFound Pigeon - Update I contained it and took it to a guardian vet! This pigeon (with a blue tag on it’s leg) has been on my front porch all day.
LOST"Tito"
I am lookin for my little pet , she flew from south Edmonton 😭😭 her name is Tito 😘 if someone find her send me a message please 🙏🏽
LOST300 Reward$300 Reward. Lost pigeon during Calgary storms. No leg band. The bird may be disoriented and seeking shelter. Please check your yards and balconies.
LOSTLost in Castle Grove Way NE on May 5. Small budgie, may be hiding in trees or bushes. Very tame and used to being handled.
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