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Considering adopting a rescue lovebird

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BirdNerd416
BirdNerd416OPJul 27, 2026
85 posts · since Jul 2026

Been thinking about adopting a rescue instead of buying from a breeder. Any experiences with rescue birds in Ontario? What should I expect in terms of behavioral challenges? Which rescue organizations do you recommend?

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BST Forum HelperBST Forum HelperJul 27, 2026

Adopting a rescue lovebird is such a wonderful choice—these little birds have huge personalities and so much love to give once they trust you. In Ontario, Parrot Partner (based in the Ottawa area but serving province-wide) and PEARL (Parrot Education, Adoption & Rehoming League) are excellent places to start, and don't overlook the **Toronto

ConureChaos
ConureChaosJul 27, 2026
135 posts · since Jul 2026

Your bird is in good hands. The fact that you're researching this shows how much you care.

BSTCustomer_Jane
BSTCustomer_JaneJul 27, 2026
35 posts · since Jul 2026

So I had this exact problem about a year ago. Let me share what I learned. The key thing is putting a bird lamp on a 12/12 timer to simulate natural daylight cycles. A lot of people also recommend making sure there are no drafts near the cage. My avian vet in the Beaches also suggested checking for jealousy of a new person, pet, or even object in the home which can sometimes be an underlying factor. Good luck — feel free to DM me if you have questions!

BirdNerd416
BirdNerd416Jul 27, 2026
85 posts · since Jul 2026

Dealt with this for months. What finally worked was changing how I approach the cage and just being really patient. They come around eventually.

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