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Thank you for the tips, but I tried all these and contacted both my local shelters and vets are o see if anyone brought a sun conure by that month. On 911 parrot alert I saw a report for a found sun conure lost the SAME day in a nearby state and it was a baby too and I was so sure it was was mine. Even though the longer I looked at the photo the more I realized it’s not my bird. I cried seeing another poor baby bird, it looked so tired. Wish someone could find mine too, she used to stick to me like velcro, couldn’t even use the bathroom alone and now I have to do all my work everyday tasks aloneOh @Sera, I'm very sorry to hear your conure has got away!! Below are a few resources that may help you. I highly recommend that you list her on the Parrot Alert website, if you have already not done so. You can also check them for "found" birds in your area, in case she's been found and listed already. A number of our members have been successfully reunited with lost birds through that service ...
Lost and Found Parrot / Bird Reporting and Alerting Register
Report a lost parrot / bird or found parrot / bird with the Parrot Alert reporting / alerting register.www.parrotalert.com
911ParrotAlert Search and Retrieve Protocolv.1 (1).pdf
Bring Them Home! Tips On Locating A Lost Bird
It is heart wrenching to lose any pet, but pets do get lost and when it happens, it happens fast. An immediate response doesn't guarantee a safe return, but it can increase the chances. When your bird takes off, according to the circumstances and the location, the bird may not fly too far...www.parrotforums.com
It's also good to advise local animal control and all vet clinics in your vicinity, not just avian specialists, as lost birds are often found and handed in. You can also post on local Facebook community groups for lost pets and/or birds, and do an old fashioned letter-box drop with paper flyers. I did just that years ago when I lost an Indian Ringneck and it resulted in him being returned to me on the very same day.
I hope something of this is of help to you, and that your little one is safely returned home very soon!!
It’s worse since I read a few posts on what to do after but almost a week has passed, a lot of the tips depend on the timing and I know I messed up and could’ve done better. Also the leaving the cage out is such a good idea, theres this one tree she came by three times when I went to go retrieve her, but I live in an apartment and someone would steal it if I left it out there. I kept it out on the balcony with food in it, but they all look the same and ours is located in the back, not front, so her finding it is pretty low.Oh @Sera, I'm very sorry to hear your conure has got away!! Below are a few resources that may help you. I highly recommend that you list her on the Parrot Alert website, if you have already not done so. You can also check them for "found" birds in your area, in case she's been found and listed already. A number of our members have been successfully reunited with lost birds through that service ...
Lost and Found Parrot / Bird Reporting and Alerting Register
Report a lost parrot / bird or found parrot / bird with the Parrot Alert reporting / alerting register.
911ParrotAlert Search and Retrieve Protocolv.1 (1).pdf
Bring Them Home! Tips On Locating A Lost Bird
It is heart wrenching to lose any pet, but pets do get lost and when it happens, it happens fast. An immediate response doesn't guarantee a safe return, but it can increase the chances. When your bird takes off, according to the circumstances and the location, the bird may not fly too far...www.parrotforums.com
It's also good to advise local animal control and all vet clinics in your vicinity, not just avian specialists, as lost birds are often found and handed in. You can also post on local Facebook community groups for lost pets and/or birds, and do an old fashioned letter-box drop with paper flyers. I did just that years ago when I lost an Indian Ringneck and it resulted in him being returned to me on the very same day.
I hope something of this is of help to you, and that your little one is safely returned home very soon!!
It’s worse since I read a few posts on what to do after but almost a week has passed, a lot of the tips depend on the timing and I know I messed up and could’ve done better. Also the leaving the cage out is such a good idea, theres this one tree she came by three times when I went to go retrieve her, but I live in an apartment and someone would steal it if I left it out there. I kept it out on the balcony with food in it, but they all look the same and ours is located in the back, not front, so her finding it is pretty low.Oh @Sera, I'm very sorry to hear your conure has got away!! Below are a few resources that may help you. I highly recommend that you list her on the Parrot Alert website, if you have already not done so. You can also check them for "found" birds in your area, in case she's been found and listed already. A number of our members have been successfully reunited with lost birds through that service ...
Lost and Found Parrot / Bird Reporting and Alerting Register
Report a lost parrot / bird or found parrot / bird with the Parrot Alert reporting / alerting register.
911ParrotAlert Search and Retrieve Protocolv.1 (1).pdf
Bring Them Home! Tips On Locating A Lost Bird
It is heart wrenching to lose any pet, but pets do get lost and when it happens, it happens fast. An immediate response doesn't guarantee a safe return, but it can increase the chances. When your bird takes off, according to the circumstances and the location, the bird may not fly too far...www.parrotforums.com
It's also good to advise local animal control and all vet clinics in your vicinity, not just avian specialists, as lost birds are often found and handed in. You can also post on local Facebook community groups for lost pets and/or birds, and do an old fashioned letter-box drop with paper flyers. I did just that years ago when I lost an Indian Ringneck and it resulted in him being returned to me on the very same day.
I hope something of this is of help to you, and that your little one is safely returned home very soon!!
