Ottawa, ON Lost Female Bird, Yoka Is Missing

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Bruce B.

2 months ago

Judy Greening thank you for sharing this with us

Neil H.

2 months ago

Contact animal services in your area Here in the Gta they take in lost birds and have a database for found birds Not everyone has Facebook

Judy G.

2 months ago

Bruce Brousseau I just read a comment from 4 hours ago indicating that she's home. 🙂

Bruce B.

2 months ago

Hope you find him soon.

Tiny F.

2 months ago

Sahar Al-Shaibani Yes, I saw your comment right after I put mine. Ultimately decided to leave the info, figure it may help others! Soooo happy for you friend!

Sahar A.

2 months ago

Tiny Feather hello there, we found her today morning. Thank you so much 🙏

Tiny F.

2 months ago

Jennifer Cross Found & reunited! Yay!

Tiny F.

2 months ago

Kim Baynes Apparently found & reunited, from the update comment 2 h ago, featured above or below on here. Yay!!!

Tiny F.

2 months ago

Sahar Al-Shaibani 🤙📞🤙📞 CALL YOUR LOCAL (and somewhat local) BIRD WATCHERS CLUBS DAILY. 🤙📞🤙📞They usually report all sightings for their database, even non-native species. Locating the bird is the first step in recapture. It is worth noting that wild birds (Crows, Jays…) are highly territorial, if they find your escaped parrot, they will often congregate and aggressively call out. Listening for noisy wild birds can help locate your parrot. Genevieve DeBromont (experienced rescuer with Perroquet Secours) says… « Oftentimes, a parrot who takes off will tentatively try to return, by making a circular flight. Or it will try to come back after a first flight. Generally, a parrot will be really close to the house on the first day after fleeing. It is therefore crucial to start the search from the fleeing point, in a methodical circular fashion, expanding the diameter as we go. Usually, the bird will be within a 1km radius (often 100 to 200 feet max.). We tend to search in the direction the bird initially flew. » Here’s stories of hope… Don’t despair! What you seek also seeks you… I have seen an Alexandrine survive several months on her own, down to -5 Fahrenheit temps (-21 celsius), she was recaptured after 4 months. She hung out with crows! Some birds get chased and are found 30 miles away (50 km) from where the escape occurred. If your bird is an agile flyer, there is more hope for recapture (or that someone has your bird). A woman was recently reunited with her Grey after 7 long years following him getting stolen. She would go to her local rescue to see every new bird admitted, eventually, it was her guy! Don’t ever give up hope, don’t stop looking, your bird will try and survive. I hope with all my heart that this miracle happens for you. Treat yourself with extra care in these trying times. My heart breaks for you. Good luck!

Tiny F.

2 months ago

Kim Baynes Praying right alongside you and leaving a long comment to boost this post to more feeds! Hoping wholeheartedly for another happy ending!

Yoka is Missing in Ottawa, ON

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