Loki is Missing in St Kilda, VIC

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Lost Unknown Bird last seen Being kept at one of the hses behind the park, St Kilda, VIC 3182

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

May 8, 2026

Location Last Seen

St Kilda, VIC 3182

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Being kept at one of the hses behind the park

Name

Loki

Sex

Unknown

PawBoost ID

72885291

Species

Bird

Description

Juvenile magpie, human friendly - unreleasable, captive born, grey nape, minimal brown, grey beak, some broken tips on tail feathers, small scar on upper right side of beak

Message from Owner

Loki was born in captivity and is unreleasable, he will be very scared and will go to humans for food and social interactions. Loki requires a license to own and he is considered a pet and not wildlife. He still begs for food and is submissive when scared. Loki is black and white with minimal brown, still has a grey beak and is extremely human reliant.

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Facebook Community Response

Sar M.

2 weeks ago

Offering a $1500 reward for information that leads to his safe return

Sar M.

3 weeks ago

@everyone

Sar M.

3 weeks ago

Lisa Stefani done all those things. It appears that someone has got him so if anyone's neighbour just got themselves a magpie please let me know

Sar M.

3 weeks ago

Helena Richardson yes

Julie M.

3 weeks ago

Bump

Lisa S.

3 weeks ago

Call all local Primary Vets also including any Avian Vets in your area and beyond. Call all animal rescues, shelters, RSPCA, wildlife carers and bird clubs in your area and beyond. Door knock the neighbourhood and put up posters and hand out flyers also post on other lost pet pages and all local community pages as well. If the weather has been unusually windy you should also be checking other areas outside of your own. Birds sometimes can fly great distances when they escape so check other areas lost pets pages as well. Ask neighbours and people in your area if they can check their security cameras for any signs of your bird. Actively look for the bird from just before sunrise to just after sunset every day. Birds dont often come back on their own so you have to actively keep searching. With the RSPCA you need to actually go to their animal holding facilities to physically check for yourself if its your pet as they are not held for very long periods before theyre rehomed.

Helena R.

3 weeks ago

Have you posted on Lost Birds of Victoria (Australia) 🐦🐓🦜🕊🦆

Harry G.

3 weeks ago

Have shared with hope

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