Lost: Yellow (Lutino) Bird Male In South East (KT15)

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2016-12-27 12:20 Hollieberry

Did you find your little bird ?

2016-11-20 20:26 nicolapicola

I suggest you contact John Hayward (who runs the National Lost and Found Parrot Register/Theft Register) for advice about what you can do in this situation. He may be able to suggest something. His email is ntr@supanet.com Tel nos are: 01869 325699 07802-404-929

2016-11-20 18:49 Amyevans

He hasn't got a ring or a microchip unfortunately. We just have to rely on people putting two and two together, with dates and his appearance. We believe the lutino parrotlets are far less common as well. He's extremely tame and bonded with my mum. She's just desperate to know where he has gone :(

2016-11-20 18:44 Jane

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2016-11-20 18:29 Hollieberry

Has this lovely bird got any thing about him that his owner would recognise has proof that she is the owner,also is he wearing a ring ?

2016-11-20 18:16 DogLostJulie - Area Co-ordinator - Surrey & South London

Shared to Dog Lost Surrey and Red Alert facebook pages - I hope he is soon reunited with your mum. J. x

Last edited: 2016-11-20 18:29:58 by Julie - Area Co-ordinator - Surrey & South London

2016-11-20 17:50 Turtle

I agree, definitely inform the police if you are sure this guy is involved. Good luck, keep us posted. Your mother must be devastated.

2016-11-20 17:41 Veronica

Isn't this a case of theft by finding? Surely it applies to parrots too.
I don't expect the police to be very interested but I think this should be reported to them anyway - you never know.

2016-11-20 17:20 DogLostJayne - Founder Doglost.

Alerts sent to helpers in KT13,14,15,16.

2016-11-20 17:11 Admin

Sorry to see that PARROTLET is missing.

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