If you need to find a new home for a conure in Hamilton, Ontario, this is the free way to do it properly — and you are not the first. Conures are among the most commonly rehomed companion birds in Canada, and that is not a reflection on you.
Hamilton and the west end sit inside the same adopter pool as Burlington, Oakville and Mississauga, so a Hamilton bird is rarely more than an hour from the person who ends up adopting it.
Listing is free, and it takes a few minutes.
You keep your conure at home the whole time. We screen every applicant, you read what they said, and you choose — or you change your mind and nothing happens.
List your conure in Hamilton — freeConures get rehomed for volume, and there is no point pretending otherwise: a sun or jenday conure is genuinely loud, and no amount of training makes one quiet. Add a bird that bonds hard to one person and nips everyone else, and a household with a new partner, a baby or a shared wall runs out of options. Being honest about the screaming in the listing is what finds the right home rather than the fastest one.
Whatever the reason, you do not have to justify it to us. The only thing that matters from here is that the next home is the right one, and that is the part we are good at.
You can, and plenty of people do. The difference is who answers. A classified ad brings you forty strangers, several of whom are reselling; this brings you a handful of people who have each sat through a screening interview first.
A lot of what makes people give a bird up — noise, biting, a temporary move, a new baby — has a fix that is cheaper than losing the bird. It costs nothing to read it before you decide.
See if you can keep your conure →