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Adopt a Bird in Mississauga

Mississauga is one of our most active rehoming communities — many of the birds on the portal come from (and find new homes in) Sauga. With BST's bird network already live in Mississauga, adopters here get fast meet-and-greets and local support after adoption.

Whether you're in Port Credit, Streetsville, or Meadowvale, adopting a bird in Mississauga is quick and local: birds are regularly listed right in the city, and every applicant is screened the same careful way.

Birds in Mississauga right now

Near Mississauga — a short drive away

bluey, snowy, sunny, a Budgie available for adoption in Toronto, ON
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bluey, snowy, sunny

Budgie

Toronto, ON

JuvenileMaleBonded pairNoise: ModerateCage included
Limi, a Budgie available for adoption in Toronto, ON
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Limi

Budgie

Toronto, ON

AdultMaleNoise: QuietCage includedGood with kids

Limi is a lovely budgie, approximately 1 year and 7 months old. We were told he is male when we purchased him from the pet store. He grew up alongside our family cat, and they have a very special relationship. They are comfortable around each other, and Limi even gently preens her fur with his beak! He is generally a quiet bird, although he sometimes enjoys singing more loudly for short periods. We are looking for a new loving home for Limi because we are moving to a smaller place and unfortunately won't have enough space to give him the comfortable environment he deserves. This is a difficult decision for us, and we hope to find someone who will care for him and give him a happy home.

Mithoo, a Budgie available for adoption in Brampton, ON
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Mithoo

Budgie

Brampton, ON

BabyFemaleNoise: QuietGood with birds
Jonny and Kevin, a Conure available for adoption in Toronto, ON
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Jonny and Kevin

Conure

Toronto, ON

Roughly a year Bonded pairNoise: ModerateHand-tamedCage included

Jonny and Kevin are absolutely beautiful conures, they're bonded and get along very well most of the time, they occasionally steal each others food but they sleep together and play together quite well. They both have very unique personalities and they each have their own funny quirks. Jonny isn't shy at all and is definitely more outgoing than Kevin, who is much more skeptical and cautious but Kevin isn't shy when it comes to his food dish and can get a little aggressive when hands are coming in his cage at feeding time this only seems to happen when I hold his bowl for to long or my hand hover around it too long But he's young and with the proper care and patience this issue can be resolved. Conures are a lot like gremlins lol if you take proper care of them they remain cute friendly and curious and relatively quiet like a Mogwai but if you don't they become miserable loud and moody like a Gremlin. that being said they do require a lot of work everyday. All birds need at least two hours out of their cage daily but even more time is highly recommended, covering them up in the daytime because you don't like to hear them or because the neighbors can't handle ten minutes of flock calls is a definite no no as they need to be uncovered in the day with plenty of sunlight which I realize is the opposite of a Gremlin but you get my point I'm sure 😊 if you need to go out in the day just leave some music on for them but a general rule is to make sure their needs are met before leaving for work or whatever it is you're doing that day, they both like sitting on my shoulder and on my head Jonny doesn't mind being held but Kevin isn't that into it yet, whenever they land on a new person they like to test the integrity of said persons skin and it's important not to freak out as this will make them want to keep testing it lol they're extremely lovable and very smart they just need a forever home where someone can give them all the time love and attention that they need on a daily basis, they require new toys occasionally as well they like to forage and chew which means Toys don't last forever not most toys anyway. If you're looking for two amazing companions then Jonny and Kevin would like to hear from you!

Ceila, a Budgie available for adoption in Brampton, ON
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Ceila

Budgie

Brampton, ON

JuvenileNoise: QuietCage includedWings clippedGood with birds
Fred, a African Grey available for adoption in Toronto, ON

Fred

African Grey

Toronto, ON

AdultFemaleSays wordsNoise: ModerateHand-tamed

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Not listed in or near Mississauga — adopters regularly travel for the right match.

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Adopting a bird in Mississauga — FAQs

Can I adopt a bird in Mississauga?

Yes. Bird Sitting Toronto lists screened companion birds rehomed from real homes across Mississauga and the wider GTA. Browse what's available above, or join the waitlist and we'll email you the moment a match near Mississauga is listed.

Is there an adoption fee?

Most birds have a modest adoption fee set by their current owner. The fee helps deter resellers and impulse adopters and often reflects the cage and supplies included — it's shown on each bird's listing.

Do I have to live in Mississauga exactly?

No. Birds across the GTA are usually only a short drive from Mississauga, and adopters regularly travel a little for the right match. Every applicant is screened the same way regardless of city.

How does adopting a bird in Mississauga work?

Find a bird you love, apply on its page, and chat with our AI screening assistant. The BST team reviews every application personally and arranges a meet-and-greet when there's a good fit.

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