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Parrots - Lost and FoundWe have heard from a lot of people who have lost their beloved pets. And even some who have found a parrot. Please take a look below. If you can help any of these people who have lost their loved ones, please let ParrotsNow know immediately, and we will get in touch with them for you. Some are looking for the owners who may have lost the birds, others just looking for guidance. If you have lost your pet bird, or have found one, contact ParrotsNow - and we will post your story and pictures. Search our other Lost and Found Parrot pages. Click here for listing of all pages. Found Amazon - Philadelphia, Pennsylvannia - April 5, 2005 Carolyn wrote... How can I find the owner of a parrot I found wandering around in my front yard? I live in Philadelphia, Pa (zip) 19150. We found the parrot Thursday, April 5, 2006. I've contact the SPCA lost and found. After some research on the Internet, I believe the parrot is a Mature Orange Wing Amazon. There's a silver ring on his right leg. He's been living with my family and I uncaged since last Thursday. He about a foot long, he eats well, flies from the living room to the diningroom. He perched on my kitchen step ladder for now. We've also made up flyers and post them in all local Supermarkets. Lost Cockatiel - Georgia - April 15, 2006 Karen sent this in.... Lost April
15, 2006 Gray Cockatiel in Carrollton, Georgia. Name: Pretty
Bird. Whistles Bridge Over River Kwai and says "Pretty Bird"
and "Pretty, Pretty, Pretty." Found African Grey - North Palm Beach Florida - April 14, 2006 Geoff wrote... Found on Jupiter Farms, Florida, North Palm Beach county - African Grey. ringed. Rescued from under the Talons of a bird of prey - 'literally'. Bird is healthy and eating well, very tame and responsive. If this parrot may be yours, email or call ParrotsNow and we'll pass your info on to Geoff right away.. Be ready to give Geoff the ring ID. And he asked for a contact telephone number. Lost African Grey - San Diego, California - April 10, 2006 Theresa and Mark wrote... Please help. We've lost our beloved African Grey parrot-Tara. She's just 14 months old. Her wings were clipped, but apparently not enough. She has no band. She's the sweetest little thing and very dear to us. Lost her in San Diego at Balboa Naval Medical Center. Offering a $1000.00 reward for her safe return. Lost April 10, 2006.
Thank you! We're just sick about our loss. Lost Cockatoo (may look a bit like an African Grey) - April 10, 2006 - California? Cliff sent this in... $1,500.00 Reward for recovery of lost Bird / Parrot / Cockatoo My family is worried sick over losing "Roro." Each of us have stopped work completely and have been looking for her day and night. I myself am barely taking time to eat - just looking for her and posting lost reports to different agencies. Roro is a Rose Breasted Cockatoo - but she could be confused for any number of "birds" or "parrots" - including an African Gray, because she is quite gray. I'm including "bird" and "parrot" in this search because some people who are trying to help look for Roro initially call her a "bird" or "parrot". We don't want to exclude any reports of finding Roro just because someone thought a "bird" is not a "rose breasted cockatoo". Today, we discovered that someone probably found Roro and was (very kindly) trying to find someone in the area who knew about parrots to take care of her. Since Roro has been with at least 1 person since being lost, we believe she could be anywhere now. (Because she could have been transported in a car etc. then flew away again - or was let go). She is a combination of gray, pink, and some white. Her colors can change to dark gray, red - if she's wet (eg from rain). Basically, none of us are sleeping. We care for our parrots like they're family members. I purchased last minute flight ticket just to fly into San Jose to look for her. We have also made hundreds of color fliers with her picture. I have spent literally hours calling and making posts to pet stores, vet hospitals, humane societies, and animal control agencies. Interestingly, I am coming across a lot of other lost and found pet stories. In fact, today we helped someone find their black labrador dog. This is because I'm helping to spread the word if other people have pets they want added to the lost reports I'm making. So if you have a lost pet, let me know so if in the hours we spend looking for Roro, we can contact you if we see your pet too. Or, let me know if you want me to keep my eyes peeled for any "found" animals that match your lost pet. Literally, in our time looking for Roro, we have come across thousands of animals - even ducks, geese, etc. (Normally, you don't notice them - but you do because you're looking for "roro"). We are offering to pay ALL COSTS INCURRED caring for Roro and for time and expense involved in finding Roro's owners (which is us). In addition, $1,000.00 for the person or people involved in bringing Roro back to us - or us to Roro. There have been a lot of tears already. And I can't even sleep at night because I don't know if she's freezing to death outside in the rain or if she's upset at some stranger's house. We just have to find her. Please help. If you know anyone who found a bird / parrot / cockatoo / Rose Breasted Cockatoo - please have them contact us. A friendly note to the person who might have found her: If you like Roro enough to keep her - we'll buy you another parrot / pet of your choice. All cockatoos are very cuddly and cute - so we're sure we can find you a good replacement for Roro. Or, if you're intent on keeping her - at least we'd like to see that whoever has her loves her and treats her nice. Even if we can't get Roro back - just knowing she's in nice hands would make us much more relieved. Please call ParrotsNow 859-380-7460 or email. We will respond to every report of sighting / possible finding of Roro. If we don't get back to you - it's because something went wrong in communications. Please keep contacting us until we get your message and respond. Lost African Grey - Dallas, North Carolina - August 4, 2005 Jayne sent this... I have lost my African Grey Parrot (Congo) Mic was lost in Dallas, NC on Aug.4, 2005. He was sighted often up until Dec.2005. He is a 9 year old male. Mic is wearing a band. Any help you can give me will be greatly appreciated! Thank you! Lost African Grey - Pennsylvannia - April 2006 Rosi sent this, April 11... Our African Grey Parrot Bob flew outside yesterday and we have not been able to find him. He is our best friend and I pray and hope he returns home. Any information will be greatly appreciated. We live in Elkins Park PA and I know Bob is alive and well. He is very friendly and common things you can hear him say are: Where's Chris, BOB BOB, and your a good boy. Please help us find our best friend! Many Thanks & My prayers are with all of you who are also feeling the same hurt.
Lost African Grey- Florida - Mar 27 2006 Ben wrote... Lost: Tampa, FL, Whispering Oaks Neighborhood on 3/27/06 Reward if found, leg band
"DLT FL 196". Name is Chico, I've written back, asking what kind of Parrot this is. - Jim Ben wrote back... Sorry about that, he’s an African Grey! Thank-you for your help. It’s been a week now, but hopefully he found some people who will try to find his owners. Lost African Grey - Texas - Mar26 2006 Saaya sent this... I have an red tailed african grey lost in Winnie Texas and I have a huge money reward if found lost March 26, 2006 please help!!! Contact ParrotsNow with any info. Sad News It's hard to put this in here, but Greg wrote... In my backyard in Marietta, Ga found a dead African Grey Congo on March 27, 2006. Good News! Lost - and Found - African Grey Timneh - Ontario, Canada - Mar 31 2006 Janet updated us... Frodo was found
safe and sound this morning - thank you for your help! Janet sent this... We have lost a beloved African Grey Timneh in Ajax, Ontario in the Westney and 401 area. On March 31 at approx 6pm he flew off his owner's shoulder out the back door before getting swept up in the wind and over the houses. He is banded,
currently has his primary flight feathers and is a little over a year
old. We are extremely worried about his well being as it is cool (12 degrees Celsius, about 55 F.) and wet. There is the potential for the weather to worsen overnight. We have been unsuccessful in even spotting him since he escaped and no neighbours have spotted him either. Ah, a story with a happy ending!
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