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Jardine's Parrot
Mississauga, ON
Meet Coco, a handsome male Jardine’s parrot seeking his forever home! Estimated to be around 20 years old, Coco is in the prime of his life and full of character. He can be very sweet and charming, but also has an independent, moody side, so he needs a family that understands parrot body language and can respect his boundaries. He enjoys a balanced routine, spending quality time both inside his cage and out exploring. Coco would thrive in an experienced, understanding adult home where he is given patience and positive reinforcement. To ensure a smooth transition, Coco comes with his complete setup, including a large dome cage, a travel cage, toys, food, and his favourite sleeping blanket. Anyone interested in welcoming Coco into their family is required to fill out an adoption application first.

Lovebird
Toronto, ON

Budgie
Edmonton, AB

Budgie

Ringneck
Barrie, ON
These two are free flying and only go in their cage for bed time.

Budgie
Brampton, ON
Loves cherries and cucumbers. Is a relaxed and easy going bird. Is approachable to the hand and to pet and doesn’t scare easily.
Bird Sitting Toronto is a screened, community-run rehoming platform connecting parrots and companion birds with loving new homes across Canada — from Toronto and the wider GTA to families nationwide. Every bird on the portal comes from a real home, and every adopter is vetted through our application and AI screening interview, so both birds and people are protected. We are aspiring to be Canada's #1 bird rehoming platform, and we would rather earn it one honest listing at a time than claim it.
Looking to adopt a parrot by species? Browse budgies, cockatiels, conures, lovebirds, and larger parrots like African greys and macaws. Need to find your own bird a new home? List your bird for free or read our bird care resources and safe adoption guide first.