Pepe (pepiito) is Missing in San Francisco, CA

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Lost Male Bird last seen Congdon St and Trumbull St - excelsior district / bernal heights / mission terrace, San Francisco, CA 94112

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Status

LOST

Date Last Seen

April 13, 2026

Location Last Seen

San Francisco, CA 94112

Nearest Landmark

Congdon St and Trumbull St - excelsior district / bernal heights / mission terrace

Name

Pepe (pepiito)

Sex

Male

PawBoost ID

72788294

Species

Bird

Description

green cheek conure - wings and torso feathers are green with turquoise tones / crown and belly feathers are tan / tail feathers are mdium brown. He has his right claw deformed from birth. It contracts and curls up and twists outward sometimes to where it looks as though he is standing on his fist.

Message from Owner

REWARD $300 - please help bring my baby . hE FLEW OUT THE FRONT DOOR AT 104 cONGDON ON mONDAY 4/13 AND i HAVE HAD NO LUCK WITH PHYSICAL SEARCHES OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND NEARBY PARKS AND OTHER AREAS. i NEED TO FIND HIM. iT HAS BEEN A TERRIBLE LAST 4 YEARS WITHNY CANCER AND CHEMO AND BEING FULLTIME CARETAKER AND MY BROTHERS STROKE AND SUBSEQUENT DIAGNOSIS OF SAME CANCER AS ME. THIS LITTLE GUY IS THE ONLY THING GOOD IN MY LIFE RIGHT NOW, AND MY ONLY SOURCE OF JOY...... PLEASE HELP ME BRING HIM . i DONT KNOW WHAT i'LL DO WITHOUT THIS LITTLE GUY. PLEASE

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LunaMoon G.

3 months ago

Raquel Oropeza There is The famous birds of Telegraph Hill are a flock of wild, primarily cherry-headed conures (also known as red-masked parakeets) living in San Francisco. Established around 1990, the flock grew to over 200–300 birds, becoming a city icon known for their bright green feathers, red heads, and loud squawking. Atlas Obscura Atlas Obscura +4 Origin: They are believed to be escaped or released pets from the exotic pet trade that adapted to urban life. Location: While often seen near Coit Tower, they roam between Telegraph Hill, the Financial District, and as far as Brisbane. Composition: The flock is mostly cherry-headed conures, but includes hybrids, mitred conures, and at least one blue-crowned conure. Diet & Habitat: They eat berries, nuts, and flowers from local gardens, inhabiting the leafy, hilly areas of the neighborhood. Fame: The flock was immortalized by Mark Bittner’s book and the subsequent 2003 documentary, "The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill". Wikipedia Wikipedia +6 They are still present in 2026, often found nesting in palm trees or flying around the Filbert Steps. Atlas Obscura Atlas Obscura +2

Travis J.

3 months ago

❤️❤️🙏🙏

Travis J.

3 months ago

❤️❤️🙏🙏

Deidra R.

3 months ago

Are wings clipped? Sharing

Helga M.

3 months ago

Be sure to post on Nextdoor.

Paul M.

3 months ago

Thanks.... I sure hope so. I'll pray.

Charlene P.

3 months ago

Paul Mifsud Great stories Paul. Thank you for caring Hope this person can find his bird

Gail S.

3 months ago

Shared

Trisha C.

3 months ago

Please come home

Susan J.

3 months ago

I had a blue crowned conure who one day decided to go on an adventure and after a few closer stops ended up on a power line down below my home. I could hear him and kept talking. I followed his voicing and sat nearby calling and talking and letting him know I was there. No one would help nit the fire department, not the humane and most people announced that he was only a bird. No not so he was a little big man small in stature but a giant among living beings and I loved him deeply. Eventually a tree guy drove by and offered to help. I went home and retrieved his cage and the tree guy carried it up the power post and he hopped into his cage. Greenie or the green machine as I often called him and I were together for thirty plus years. Call your friend every day and let him or her know you are still there...

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Pepe (pepiito) is Missing in San Francisco, CA

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