Finding your feathered companion...
Find Your Feathered Companion
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Sweetpea
Black-Headed Caique
Mississauga, ON
22 yearsFemaleSpecial Needs
Sweetpea is a beautiful, affectionate Black-Headed Caique looking for a loving forever home. Don't let her small size fool you, she has a big personality and is ready to find the right companion. She is incredibly friendly and sweet, especially when perched comfortably on a shoulder, gently grooming her human's face and hair. Sweetpea knows what she wants and isn't afraid to show it, so be prepared for a bird with preferences and opinions!
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Maui
Cockatoo
Toronto, ON
30-35 years oldMaleSpecial Needs
Meet Maui, a handsome cockatoo looking for his forever home! This distinguished gentleman is deeply bonded to his current family, especially his mom. Maui loves music, dancing, and snacking on fresh fruit. He enjoys being misted and loves spending time outside his cage. He can be moody or territorial, so he needs a patient and understanding owner with previous parrot experience. Maui is looking for a calm, patient, and committed home that understands the unique needs of cockatoos and can give him the love, structure, and attention he truly deserves. He will come with his cage, toys, and bird seed.
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Kiwi
Conure
Toronto, ON
5Female
A sweet 5-year-old green cheek conure is looking for a new, experienced forever home. She was told to be female (though not DNA tested) and is fully adapted to life with one blind eye from a babyhood injuryshe navigates and functions completely normally. This little lady is very bonded to her current primary caregiver but can be moody and has a tendency to bite others, including her caregiver's husband. She has had limited exposure to people outside her immediate household, so she can be territorial around her cage and may bite if she feels uncomfortable or threatened. She would thrive best with an experienced conure or parrot owner who understands bird body language, has patience for building trust, and can provide a calm, consistent environment. A single-person household or someone prepared to work slowly on socialization would be ideal. She will come with her current cage (fully equipped) and some food/supplies to help with the transition.