anaximander
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- Sencha - pineapple GCC
Lost cockatiel near Conroe, Texas
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You can list here as well
Also play cockatiel sounds loudly from phone it helped me find a lost budgie.
Look high in tree tops. Tgey usually only within a mile to five miles. Post flyers all over, some people don't use media
Also play cockatiel sounds loudly from phone it helped me find a lost budgie.
Look high in tree tops. Tgey usually only within a mile to five miles. Post flyers all over, some people don't use media
ravvlet
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(Rehomed) Sammy - YNA, 45 yrs old (2022-2023)
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Our cockatiel had an outdoor misadventure that fortunately ended with him back home safe after 3 harrowing days! He was THREE MILES from our house. Someone saw the many fliers we posted in grocery & pet stores and knew to call us. Cannot overstate the importance of notifying local pet stores, your local animal control/shelters, and also putting up flyers!
I hope Orlando is home safe soon!
I hope Orlando is home safe soon!
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Hi, recommend also contacting local avian vets, especially if banded.
The avian vet at Rice Village is well known; would not hurt to call them as well. (Honestly, for big things with birbs we make the trek to see them from our suburb.)
amcofthevillage.com
The avian vet at Rice Village is well known; would not hurt to call them as well. (Honestly, for big things with birbs we make the trek to see them from our suburb.)
Veterinarian in Houston, TX | Animal Medical Center of the Village
Animal Medical Center of the Village provides comprehensive pet care in Houston, TX. Call us today to schedule your pet's appointment with our veterinarians.
amcofthevillage.com
KellyMc
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- DYH Amazon. Most likely male. He sure acts like a boy! He's ornery! Love him to bittzies!
I also have two, very large Red Slider Turtles
~Kelly Houston, TX 
Absolutely, put in as many posts and calls to local bird anything (rescues/vets..) as possible, go around looking and calling him, constantly. Hell be trying to sleep at nightfall. Ask any children you see along the way, they always know what's happening.
You'll find O, he loves you!
I've had two different birds fly off, I got them both back. Sometimes they're afraid to fly downward out of trees, be patient, yet steadfast! 1st bird, 4days, many miles. 2nd bird 3days, was in some people's local apt.
. I was happy to get him back! He's my DYH Amazon 
"Steven Hawking", a.k.a. "Beep-Beep" 
~Greenspoint, Houston
You'll find O, he loves you!
I've had two different birds fly off, I got them both back. Sometimes they're afraid to fly downward out of trees, be patient, yet steadfast! 1st bird, 4days, many miles. 2nd bird 3days, was in some people's local apt.
. I was happy to get him back! He's my DYH Amazon "Steven Hawking", a.k.a. "Beep-Beep" ~Greenspoint, Houston
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anaximander
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Just to be clear, Orlando isn’t mine. I just saw this on Twitter and thought it might get some of the right kind of eyes if I posted here.
Blessings on you! Thank you fir trying to help spread the word
