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Tiboule Parrot Boarding & Rescue

We’re here to help rescue lost & rehome unwanted parrots, or reunite found parrots to their owners.
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Supporting the work of Lost & Found Parrots UK in East London. In loving memory of Tiboule, missing since Sunday 3rd June 2018 from E7, London, UK.

23/08/2024

20/08/2024

Found on the High Street in Glossop- female budgie

If she belongs to you please call us on 01457 852367

20/08/2024

⚠️‼️ Has anyone lost a cockatiel??‼️⚠️

Was brought in over the weekend, found in Harrietsham.

If you think you recognise this pet, please contact the practice on

📞 01622 734555 (Newnham Court 8am-6pm) or
☎️ 01622 734054 (PETS emergency team 6pm-8am)

Proof of ownership will be required.

** We kindly ask that you contact us by phone, as we are available 24 hours a day. Messages and comments are not constantly monitored. Please also do not contact us about rehoming **

Thank you for sharing.
The Newnham Court Team 🐾

18/08/2024

17/08/2024

It’s been 2,267 days since we lost her. Until she’s found, dead or alive, this search will remain open as long as I breathe.

Tiboule - always a part of me.

https://www.parrotalert.com/L46722

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10 weeks young adorable little Sky is now ready for his/her new home. 💝 Parrotlets make wonderful pets, and will quickly become members of the family. Highly intelligent creatures, they can often be taught tricks and learn to talk. Parrotlets have an average lifespan of 15 to 20 years. Parrotlets kept as single birds make the best pets. Do reach out if you can or know anyone who can offer them a loving permanent home. Please note that should you decide not to take care of them in the future - they should be returned to the rescue for re-homing. We just need good homes for them. You may read more about parrotlets here: • https://petkeen.com/parrotlet-facts/ • https://lafeber.com/pet-birds/species/parrotlet/ Please also read about common household items that are toxic to birds here: https://www.unusualpetvets.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/common-household-items-toxic-to-birds.pdf Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks.