Thinking of rehoming? Let's talk first.
Deciding to rehome a bird is hard, and you clearly care — that's why you're here. Before you do, it's worth a few minutes to see whether the thing that's pushing you toward it can be solved. Often it can.
Biting, screaming, or feather-plucking
Most "problem" behaviour is fixable with the right approach, and it's rarely the bird's fault. Our free Parrot Care Library covers training, enrichment, and trust-building.
Parrot Care LibrarySudden changes in behaviour or health
A bird that suddenly bites, plucks, or screams may be unwell — birds hide illness instinctively. An avian-vet check often uncovers a treatable cause before you make any big decision.
Care resources & vet directoryMoving, travel, or a temporary life change
If you need a hand for weeks or months — not forever — Bird Sitting Toronto offers professional in-home bird sitting and boarding so your bird stays yours.
Bird sitting & boardingAllergies or noise
An air purifier, regular bathing, and keeping the cage out of the bedroom resolve many dander allergies. For noise, scheduled out-of-cage time and covering routines help more than you'd expect.
Noise & dander tipsStill need to rehome?
That's completely okay — sometimes it's the most loving choice. We'll help you do it responsibly: every adopter is screened, and we'll find your bird a home that fits. It's free to list.
Start a rehoming requestWant to talk it through first? Contact us.