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Browse reports of found pet birds across Canada. Search by species and location to help a found bird get back to its owner — or, if you've found a bird, post it here so its family can find you.
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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.
FOUNDIt came to my backyard
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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.
FOUNDSmall parrot just came to my backyard
FOUNDFound female blue budgie on June 16, 2026 around 8:00 PM near Chilmar Cres & Rosedale Heights in Thornhill, Ontario. UPDATE: This budgie was safely transferred to Vaughan Animal Services (905-832-2281). If this is your bird, please contact them directly!
FOUNDGrey body with yellow and white feathers on the head
White pigeon with a white and black tag on each foot.
FOUNDGreen Cheek Conure Found on Christina Cres, Bradford on April 11, 2026 If this is your bird or you know the owner please call: 6473390572 Thank you.
FOUNDFound Budgie on Feb 12th, 2026 at 1075 Columbia street. This bird is now in our care. Please contact us ASAP to identify/claim. Proof of ownership is required and impound fees may apply. 604-519-2008 Shelter@newwestcity.ca
FOUNDOur family came across this adorable Cockatiel. Found in the area near Saint Andre Bessette.
FOUND-Scarborough -street found: on public street between Bazooka Kickboxing and STC… closest streets being ‘Progress Rd’ and ‘Grangeway Ave’) please contact if you have lost a little one and I’ll need proof
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