Lost & Found Parrots in Canada
40 lost · 3 found
Browse lost and found parrots reported across Canada — African greys, Amazons, macaws, cockatoos, conures, ringnecks and more. Parrots are strong, confident fliers that can cover several kilometres a day, so casting a wide online net quickly matters. Report a missing parrot here to alert subscribers across the region.
LOSTLost Green Cheek Conure near Sheppard Ave E & Don Mills Rd
"Rio"
Small parrot, last seen at condo building near Sheppard Ave E & Don Mills Rd. Missing right eye
North York, Toronto3 days ago
REUNITEDLost near Weir st north and roxborough
"KLUVA"
African grey female, vocal, red tail.
Hamilton, Weir Street North13 days ago
LOSTLost 11 year old green conure
"Jackie"
Green, red tail, blue long tips for wings, faded purple ankle bracelet. Says her name, Jackie
38 Cameron Street16 days ago
LOSTLOST African Grey Parrot near Morningside and Ellsemere
"Derwin "
Last seen 7pm in the area. Flew towards Military Trail. Shy, mid-size — mostly an indoor bird so will most likely be walking
Scarborough, ON20 days ago
LOSTLost Yellow Sided GCC near Mohawk Rd E & Upper Kenilworth
"Alex"
Dark green wings, red and yellow tommy and grey head. Shy behaviour
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 26 days ago
LOSTLost Pinneaple GCC
"Neo"
Light Gree wings, red and yellow tommy, beige head, very friendly, I lost it Near Mohawk Rd E & Upper Kenilworth. Hamilton,
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada 26 days ago
LOST98 RewardLOST BLUE INDIAN RINGNECK PARAKEET
"Ojii"
He is blue but has no ring around his neck because he is about a year. His beak is scarlet and he bites hands.
Scarborough, Torontoabout 1 month ago
LOST500 RewardLost African Grey in Niagara Falls
"Maxine "
Medium sized bird with a black beak, grey feathers, and red tail.
Niagara Falls, ONabout 1 month ago
LOST
Lost African Grey "Max" - Niagara Falls (Drummond & Fingland)
"Max"
Max, an African Grey parrot, went missing in Niagara Falls and was last seen near the intersection of Drummond Road and Fingland Avenue. If you see Max or have any information, please reach out through this listing - every sighting helps. African Greys are intelligent but can be timid when frightened; if you spot her, please don't chase her. Instead, note the exact location, time, and the direction she went, and get in touch right away. This listing was created on Dean's behalf after he reported Max through our contact form. Owner: you can add a clear photo of Max, a reward, or more detail anytime using the private management link in your email.
Drummond Rd & Fingland Ave, Niagara Falls, ONabout 1 month ago
LOSTLost blue Quaker bird at 350 Queens Quay West M5V3A7
"Sky"
3 years old fully grown blue Quaker bird , gender not confirmed yet haven't tested yet .
350 Queens Quay West M5V3A7 about 1 month ago
LOST100 RewardLost Green Quaker Parrot near King St W and Spadina Ave
"Pharaoh"
He is about 1 foot long. Very friendly and skilled flier. He has good recall and will most likely find a human when in need of help.
Toronto, ONabout 2 months ago
LOSTLost near Victoria Park Station in Scarborough
"Natty"
Peach faced Yellow lutino/Lovebird. She is 10 years old and also answers to Pretty Girl or SheShe. A very strong personality that is friendly with people who are safe. Otherwise her beak is a weapon of mass distruction.
Scarborough Southwest about 2 months ago
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Lost Parrot FAQ
How far can a lost parrot fly?
Larger parrots are athletic fliers and can travel several kilometres per day once they get their bearings. Search intensively close by in the first hours, then widen to several kilometres over the following days.
How do I catch a lost parrot?
Keep it in sight, avoid chasing, and lure it down with a favourite food or its cage at dusk when birds settle. If a stranger spots it, ask them to note the exact location, time, and direction of flight rather than approaching.
Who should I contact about a lost parrot?
Call avian and general vet clinics, pet stores, and local bird rescues within a wide radius — found parrots are often handed in there — and cross-post to local Facebook groups and Nextdoor alongside your listing here.