98 reports in Ontario
Lost and found pet birds in Ontario, Canada. Browse active reports below or post a missing budgie, cockatiel, or parrot — matching subscribers across Ontario are alerted the moment a report is published. Active reports span Toronto, Hamilton, Markham, Ottawa and more.
Showing 98 birds
LOST"Agatha"
Yellow and green budgie lost. All tips are appreciated!
LOST"Tisha"
LOST AFRICAN GREY PARROT Our beloved African Grey parrot, Tisha, flew away on Friday near Webster Park, Innisfil, ON. Tisha is a friendly pet but is likely very scared. He may be sitting quietly high in a tree and may not respond to strangers. If you see him: • Please do not chase him. • Keep him in sight if possible. • Call us immediately. Last seen: Webster Park, Innisfil, ON Please contact: 6479977084 Denis
LOST"Milo"
Small Lovebird, mango coloured and very friendly. Last seen around jane and Weston/Jane and Trethewey.
LOST150 Reward"Jimmy"
I lost my Green Quaker Parrot near Francine Crescent Ontario at the date of January 30, 2026 at 3PM, for safety reasons I have not added in my specific home address I hope you can understand. My parrot is very important to my life and what keeps me going I’ve been heartbroken since and since that time I have not been able to find him words cannot describe how I am feeling. Please if you find anything even the smallest detail contact me I have a posting on Facebook for him.
FOUNDFound on my balcony this morning, July 21, 2026. This bird is very sweet and well trained. To claim it, please provide photo proof of ownership to ensure it returns to its rightful home. I will take great care of this baby until the owner is found.
REUNITEDThis bird found me on the afternoon of July 18, 2026. I live in a rural area and it landed on my deck, it came to me when I held out my hand. It appears to have been handraised, it is very affectionate, does not like to be caged and loves to snuggle under long hair. Not banded.
LOST"Peewee"
Please help find lost pet parrot. Species: Cockatiel Name: Peewee Color: Yellow face and tail, gray and white wings, with orange cheeks He escaped and flew away on July 13th, at Clearside Place, Markland Wood, Etobicoke (Ontario, Canada). He could be scared and can't find his way home. We heard that he was last seen flying at the intersection of Toledo Rd and Renforth Dr. Please kindly check your backyards/front yards, in trees and on the ground, on your roof and deck. He could be settled in a corner. If you've seen him or found, please message me. 613-854-0689. Thank you!! https://www.parrotalert.com/L90319
FOUNDIt came to my backyard
REUNITED"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.
REUNITED"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
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Submit a free report with your bird's species, a clear photo, and its last-known location in Ontario. Once approved, matching alert subscribers across Ontario are notified by email, and your listing appears here and on the live map.
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 Ontario and call nearby vets and shelters, where owners often check first.
Many pet birds are reunited within the first 48 hours. Posting quickly, adding a photo, and sharing your Ontario listing widely with neighbours, vets, and local groups all improve your chances.