Reporting A Lost Bird — Bird HotLine

Reporting a LOST Bird
On The Bird HotLine

Fill out the FORM below (picture optional) and your lost pal
will be listed on the LOST BIRD Page

Please let us know immediately when your bird is found.
We need the room for others and want to add the bird's name to the "I'm Home" page.

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** Other ideas to help you find your missing bird **

Reporting A Missing Bird

Posting will remain on the website for 6 Months.
If you wish to renew your notice for another six months,
after it is removed from the website, just resubmit at that time.

Please Enter All Information

Please READ THIS before filling out your form . . . Thanks

Required

Bird's Name:

Your Email Address: (Double check to be sure you have entered it correctly)

We must have an email address to post on the site.
That is the only way someone can contact you.
We do not store information not on the site.
(Since your email address will be posted, you
may want to get a Hotmail or the like email address
just for this purpose.

Date Lost (MM/DD/YYYY):

BE SURE TO HAVE ALL 4 DIGITS IN YEAR (i.e. 2010)

Type of Bird:

Where Lost (City/State or Country if not USA):

(Use Full State name not abbreviation - California, Not CA)

Please enter description of bird including size, coloring and any unusual features.
Also a more detailed description of where lost (what area of town).
You may also include any personal comments you wish:

Please NOT All Caps. Use complete sentences... we do not edit.

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Additional Ideas:

Put fliers (preferably with picture) in all pet shops in your area

Talk to pet shop personnel

Put fliers (preferably with picture) in all Vet waiting rooms in your area

Talk to Vet and personnel

Put fliers on poles, etc. in surrounding area

Put ad in classified section of newspaper

Talk to mail carriers in your area, newspaper delivery people, meter readers, dog walkers, gardeners, etc.

Set the bird's cage outside, with the door open, complete with fresh food and water. The cage is often a sense of security that the bird is seeking

Check the classified section of the local newspapers for "Birds For Sale" and contact any ad that is for the same kind of bird you lost

Here are some more ideas on another website

Go Here for More Ideas

Question HelpLine Vet Talk View Lost Birds View Found Birds The Bird Patrol Bird Links

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