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African Grey Hornbill Bird lost in San Diego, California

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Lost African Grey, South San Diego

Listing Type

Lost Pet

Listing ID

659273

Pet Name

Gray

Gender

Female

Pet

Bird

Breed

African Grey Hornbill

Location

San Diego, San Diego County, California

Published

30+ days ago

Pet Owner

JL Rodriguez

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Listing Description

Please take picture and notify us as soon as you can, thank you! Reward of course in great gratitude

About This Pet

Pet Name

Gray

Gender

Female

Pet Color

Gray, black, white and red tail

Temperament

Lost near Caliente and 905 freeway San Diego 92154

Pet Listing Essentials

Pet Missing From

2025-12-20

Location Where The Pet Was Lost

Cesar Solis Park

Pet Health & Care Information

Has the pet had any health issues?

Yes

Health Issue Details

Needs frequent, regular vet visits to survive

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) about the Lost African Grey Hornbill

1. What happened to Gray, the lost African Grey Hornbill?

Gray went missing near Cesar Solis Park, close to the Caliente and 905 freeway in San Diego, California, on December 20, 2025. We are asking for the community's assistance in locating her.

2. How can I help find Gray?

If you see Gray, please take a picture and notify us as soon as possible. Your help is greatly appreciated, and there is a reward for any information leading to her recovery.

3. What does Gray look like?

Gray is a female African Grey Hornbill with distinctive coloring: she has a mix of gray, black, white feathers, and a red tail. If you spot a bird resembling this description, please reach out.

4. Does Gray have any health issues?

Yes, Gray has health issues that require her to have frequent, regular vet visits to survive. It is crucial to find her as soon as possible for her health and well-being.