PLEASE HELP ME GET THEM BACK

[Harlee]

Hi everyone, my three sweeties were accidentally let out by my mother 5, nearly 6 days ago when I was still at work and I'm so worried as we haven't found them yet. We've kept their cage outside with food and water, we've played a lot of budgie flock noises, put up some flyers in my area (going to be printing out more soon), posted on local reddit and facebook groups, I've called most vets in my area today and will be calling RSPCA tomorrow, but still no sign of them. One of them did come back within 2 hours of escaping but my parents accidentally scared him off again and he hasn't been back since. Here's some more information:

LOST. Three budgies, ranging from light green-dark green. They had escaped their cage about noonish from TOOWOOMBA, GLENVALE AREA, QLD, AUSTRALIA, 4350. One budgie (the furthest one on the right) was last seen on Ace Drive which is my street. Please contact this number via call or text if you have spotted any one of them we believe they must have split up: 0451406752 OR 0451345392 if you have spotted them please contact, I'm so worried about them, any help will be greatly appreciated


Please if any of you live in Toowoomba or near Toowoomba please take a couple minutes out of your day to look around

 

[AMD45]

Good Luck finding your babies!

 

[kme3388]

I’m very sorry that your budgies were accidentally let outside. I hope you are able to recover them.

I’m in the United States, and I’m not aware of what’s available where you are at to search for lost parrots. Do you guys have ring cameras over there? A few parrots in my local area have been recovered that way by using the neighbors app for the ring camera. Posting on your local Facebook pet adoption agencies is another idea. Checking in with wild life rehabilitation centers as well. I know parrots have been turned in at these places as well.

 

[Harlee]

I’m very sorry that your budgies were accidentally let outside. I hope you are able to recover them.

I’m in the United States, and I’m not aware of what’s available where you are at to search for lost parrots. Do you guys have ring cameras over there? A few parrots in my local area have been recovered that way by using the neighbors app for the ring camera. Posting on your local Facebook pet adoption agencies is another idea. Checking in with wild life rehabilitation centers as well. I know parrots have been turned in at these places as well.

Unfortunately no, our cameras actually stopped working a couple days before their escape, very unlucky timing. I've tried basically everything. Called and gave my info to pet shops, vets, RSPCA, animal management, I've put up posters which some of them ended up washing away from rain (it wasn't even bad rain it was spitting at best), had two cages outside, played budgies noises for hours, put food out, walked around a 1km, posted on many Australian facebook lost and found groups (including my city's facebook community). It's been nearly 12 days now and I've completely lost hope and I'm absolutely heartbroken as the one n the far right side I had since December of 2024 when he was just 3 months old, he would've turned 3 this year.