View Lost Birds Near Seattle, WA

Sunspot is Missing in Seattle, WA

Share on

Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

June 29, 2025

Location Last Seen

Seattle, WA 98105

Nearest Landmark

Near 1st Ave NE Seattle

Name

Sunspot

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

71737116

Species

Bird

Message from Owner

Slipped out when I opened the door. Unusual for him! He hung around for a while. Then flew. Leaving his cage outside.

Comments on this Facebook alert

Jack W.
1 year ago
as Laurie said, we have your bird here call Embassy Suites Downtown Seattle
Reply
An K.
1 year ago
Hi, I have him corralled, please contact me!
Reply
Laurie B.
1 year ago
Sunspot is in the pool at the embassy suites pioneer square
Reply
Leslye E.
1 year ago
Posted on Lost and Found birds of the US. We are so sorry to hear your Bird is missing. We would like to provide a few steps to follow that will help in your search. **watch for scammers-do not send them a code** *please get a post out on nextdoor. com / ring. com asap then* **have your neighborhood check their security cameras and their property** ** ONLY TO BE DONE DURING DAYLIGHT HOURS- Do you have a wireless speaker you can put on loop? If you do record their favorite person calling for them calmly, banging food bowls together, crinkling a snack bag, jangling a favorite toy, the microwave going off, popcorn popping, other pets, any familiar sound to them. If you are able please get their cage out where they might see it. Please shut off the bluetooth when it gets dark out** **Be sure to put lots of fliers in heavily populated areas i.e. SCHOOLS! stores, bus stops, parks. Lots of humans mean help** ***Put posters of your missing Bird in your house windows, front yard, on your vehicles*** ****to get the word out even more, when it's dark out and you can no longer search, you can also **Google map** your address to see what businesses there are locally. ANY business i.e. restaurants, tattoo places, salons, bars, churches etc. zoom in and out on the map to see these places. 1. Click on any to see if they have a website, if they do go there, use the "contact us" options first to notify them of your lost/found Bird. 2. If there isn't a website or "contact us" option see if they have a Facebook group/page/profile, if they do: Use the "message" option first, if they don't have a "message" option try to join the group to post directly on their FB page.**FaceBook** search for your town/city/county/area for local FB pages/groups ie MEDIA, COMMUNITY, Mom groups, for sale-garage sale, vets, shelters, rescues, whatever pages/groups that come up.***ALSO join local Bird watching groups*****With the strict rules on FB now, try not to join a lot of groups at once. Trying to join to many groups at once will land you in FB jail, if you can get your family & friends who have a FB profile to help you do this** **Fliers which can be placed anywhere **except** IN a mailbox, fliers can also be emailed to Staples, Office Max etc. to have them print it out in bulk** *PLEASE CHECK WITH LOCAL ANIMAL SHELTERS & FILE A MISSING PET REPORT*
Reply
Nancy W.
1 year ago
Shared
Reply
Marijke M.
1 year ago
Rebekah F.
1 year ago
Thank you so much for all of this! I should have sat on that pawboost site for longer! When my reddit- fluent neighbors saw, we all went out and tried to spot him but it was after his bedtime. I'm going back in the morning. I am attaching a visual of the places he was seen to help predict where he may go. Evidently it takes time for them to come home, but they don't stay more than a mile away. P.s. I'm now pro clipping wings... Thank you all for your dedication, help, and well wishes!!🙏🏼
Reply
Rebekah F.
1 year ago
Carrie Radford oh my goodness I didn't see this or get an email but my neighbor just saw the reddit post! Wow! I'm heading out
Reply
Carrie R.
1 year ago
My daughter is now sunburned, exhausted, and has to return to the dog she’s taking care of. She called around to local vets in the area. The only one that she could find in the immediate area that actually accepts birds as patients was already closed. But she left a voicemail there just in case it might be Sunspot’s vet. Maybe *they* could get a message to his family. It was worth a try anyway. To Sunspot’s owners, if you actually see this, please go immediately to the power lines along N. Northlake Way as soon as possible. There’s a really good chance you will find your bird still there. 😔
Reply
Carrie R.
1 year ago
Susan HopkinsNot yet. We did call Animal Control, as well as Seattle Animal Shelter. We didn’t get anything but voicemail at the animal shelter. But I spoke with a really nice person at Animal Control. She also mentioned Seattle City Light. But she quickly added that, even if they did dispatch a cherry picker truck, this bird is so freaked out that it’s just going to fly away anyway. She told me in this case, it sure seems like the only real option for getting close to this bird is to actually reach his family. In order to do that, PawBoost would have to be reachable. And they just aren’t, not even during business hours. Awareness of missing pets is helpful. Actually reuniting them with their families is way better though. 😑
Reply

Help this alert reach more local people Help more people see this pet

Share this Facebook post with nearby friends, neighborhood groups, or anyone who may recognize Sunspot. The more people share and engage with it, the more Facebook will show it to others nearby.

Open Facebook PostOpen Post
Post link https://www.facebook.com/LostFoundPetsSeattleWA/posts/1192380906238807
Pawboost White Dog Hero

JOIN THE

RESCUE

SQUAD

The Rescue Squad™ is a group of 7,674,046 pet lovers who have signed up for local lost & found pet alerts.

Join The Rescue Squad™

Contact Owner