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Search for missing parrot named Cash

April 20, 2020 by SouthEtobicokeNews

Area residents are scouring the parks and vicinity trying to help a Mimico bird lover find her pet parrot which has been missing for more than a month.

The name of the male bird is Cash and he is described as a Connur cinnamon parrot. He was last seen  about March 20, according to a post on pawboost.com, a site that helps reunite lost pets with their owners.

“The bird is green, yellow, orange with short hair and no medical issues,” according to Cash’s owner. “It was last seen in the Evans Ave. and Royal York Rd. area.”

The saddened owner believes Cash is out there scared and hiding.

“Please do not chase, call or whistle as this may cause them to run in fear and into danger,” according to a Lost Bird in Toronto poster.

A number of area residents have been searching for Cash and posting the results of their search on a website.

For more info email Cash’s owner at Mshelena123@gmail.com

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