(August 23.14) lost African grey in Dartmouth NS *REUNITED*

[Jojo]

Perroquetsecours Wanted Notice

Date : August 23th 2014
Status : lost
Species : African grey
Bird's name : Ella
Distinguishing Characteristics :
Location, Country, State, Province, City : Dartmouth NS
Street, intersection, area : 11 Dumbarton Ave
Band or microchip ID :
Details :
Contact name : Perroquetsecours
Contact phone : 450-567-8765
Contact email : avisderecherche@perroquetsecours.com
Original Listing URL : https://www.facebook.com/groups/6648902 ... 773928271/
Listing from :
Quote :

PLEASE SHARE! Lost African grey in Dartmouth.
PARROT LOST: My Congo African Grey, Dartmouth NS (11 Dumbarton Ave) 7pm 23 August. Goes by name Ella .. Talks a lot. A REWARD is being offered for her safe return. Please spread the word. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

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Perroquetsecours will automatically send to whom it may concern and as soon as possible, all information received as relevant that could lead to the reunion of this bird with its owner. Contact the original listing URL or contact Perroquetsecours at : Avisderecherche@perroquetsecours.com

If this an urgent matter contact : 450-567-8765

Confidential Information : http://www.perroquetsecours.com/forums/ ... 13&t=12038

To follow the bird's historic, visit the following URL :

The owner offering a reward does on its own initiative. Therefore, Perroquetsecours shall not be held responsible or liable for any payment regarding any reward offered or implied by anyone in any advertisements or articles published on its website or any other partner sites.

[Jojo]

We also published it on our partners Facebook page and on our own and also on our Twitter.

[Jojo]

Eloise Bezanson- Yeadon REUNITED!!!!

Ella was rescued by her thrilled owner today in a soccer field after a scary 2 hour chase by a crow! Who kept hounding this dear little Grey. Her owner sat with treats in middle if the field once Ella was aware he was calling for her. She circled him a number of times , then landed on the fence. And he was able to approach her with treats. She landed on him saying ,"Tickle, Tickle" !

Douglas and his young daughter and family are very appreciative of all who offered suggestions, took part in the search , including neighbour's and strangers and those who shared the info online.

Ella had been on the lam less than 48 hours. Thrilled at this happy outcome. Let's all work hard to educate owners on safe keeping of their birds plus bring more home.