Found Cockatiel (McCaul/Queen)

I would like to post the below entry, unfortunately the bird is no longer in my care as it was injured (I witnessed the bird fly into a window) and I did not have the knowledge to care for it.
However if someone is looking for their bird I want them to know he/she was found and where it was sent to be cared for.

On October 22, 2010 at around 6:30pm in the Grange Village walkway (behind all the condos, tenant only accessible) I noticed the cockatiel flying spiratically and unfortunately fly into a window.
I managed to contact the 24 hour injured animal rescue hotline and was advised to try and get the bird, place him/her into a box and call them back once I have done so since the bird could not survive our cold, night climate. Once I had caught the cockatiel I noticed right away it had injured it's leg and possibly a wing. I called the hotline again and they promptly sent someone out to pick up the bird. I am unaware of the birds gender but it was yellow and grey, about 9" in length. The bird is no longer in my care and the number I called to pick him/her up was 416-338-7297

I really hope this helps the owners locate their bird! The major Toronto intersection/area the bird was found in is McCaul Street and Queen Street.

Many thanks,
Sarah

Found Rabbit (Dupont/Huron)

I was notified of a domestic rabbit hanging out in a LCBO parking lot in downtown Toronto at Dupont and Huron. It was seen since Monday September 27 and we caught him Tuesday.Het is a medium sized unneutered male with upright/ standing ears. His color is "fawn" (or like a beigy brown) and acts very skittish. He appears to be in good health and is not overweight. I do not have a photo at this time but thought it might be worth getting in touch with this website for a possible posting.

Thanks.

Emily Havermann

Administrative Assistant

Toronto Wildlife Centre

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