How to find my budgie that escaped from its cage 3 days ago?

I'm sorry to hear about this! The best thing you can do is purchase/use another unused cage and fill it with food and water and place it in your backyard. If your budgie becomes hungry enough, she may come back to eat, which you can then close the cage and bring her back inside. If you do recapture her, a vet visit is best to check for any injuries. If she doesn't come back, her mate will likely be sad for a while as birds do bond, but if you have other birds, he may do OK. Eventually, adding in a new friend may help as well. It's hard to say if a pet bird would survive well in the wild or not. It greatly depends on the predators around, and the environment and food available.

I'm sorry to hear that one of your birds has flown away. If you have a second cage, you can place it in the yard where she flew off and put some food and water in it, as some birds will come back to eat and drink If you catch her inside, you can then close the door and bring her back in. If you do manage to catch her, bringing her to a vet to make sure she didn't get injured or ill while out and about is a good idea.

Yes, Give her a chance to settle down. Close all doors and windows. Turn off any ceiling fans. Ate an hour or two, move slowly and speak quietly. You may need another set of hands to help out, otherwise you will be chasing her all night and stressing the both of you. If you have a lightweight sheet or pillowcase, you can use that to toss on to her and then gently scoop her up. Nets can be used, but care must be taken to not injure the bird with the ring or handle.

I'm sorry to hear about Blue! If moving his cage to a quieter area or covering it for a bit doesn't help him to relax, or he seems to be showing signs of illness in addition to the sudden pacing, seeking veterinary care in person to rule out any health issues is best.

I would contact veterinary clinics and bring the missing posters to veterinary clinics as well so that you can make it known to the many pet owners that frequent the clinics in the area. This may help you find your kitten. Unfortunately, it is also possible that someone found your kitten and thinks it is a stray and may keep it. I am sorry that you have lost your kitten and hope that you find it soon!

Oh no, I'm sorry you lost Boston Bunnelby (I love his name)! I would go over to your neighbor's house to see if you can search their backyard for him. I would search other neighbor's yards as well, but hopefully he's just over next door. If you cannot find him, I would make a post on social media with a picture of him letting people know he's missing, you can put flyers up in your neighborhood and in your neighbor's mailboxes, and you can notify local vet clinics and the SPCA that he's missing in case someone turns in a rabbit. I hope this helps and you find him!

Hello. I am very sorry to hear that Blue is having such trouble. This actually sounds very serious to me and I would urge you to take Blue to a veterinarian as soon as possible. I wouldn’t wait, since birds can deteriorate and die very quickly and Blue already sounds quite unstable. I’m sorry to relay this news and wish I had an easy solution for you. In the meantime, please keep Blue warm and quiet in a small cage or box. If he’s alert enough to eat, offer whatever he wants or is willing to eat. Best of luck.