Hi and welcome to the forum! That is one cute and lucky bird! I'm glad that she found her way to a human that would know that she needed help and couldn't survive in the wild.
Looking at the pictures, she is definitely a parrot (who is used to humans), but she is too big for her species to be a parrotlet. Her beak and tail shape is just a little bit off to be a parrotlet as well. My first thought is something in the lovebird family, which is simply a different species of small parrot. Parrot-care doesn't vary tremendously between species, so what is good for a parrotlet is good for a lovebird. Lovebirds are normally about 40-60 grams in weight, while a parrotlet is about 28-34 grams in weight, so they are close in size which has a huge impact on their care. Lovebird Personality, Food & Care – Pet Birds by Lafeber Co. Hopefully someone with more knowledge of lovebirds can add in their expertise and give us even more information.
Looking at the pictures, she is definitely a parrot (who is used to humans), but she is too big for her species to be a parrotlet. Her beak and tail shape is just a little bit off to be a parrotlet as well. My first thought is something in the lovebird family, which is simply a different species of small parrot. Parrot-care doesn't vary tremendously between species, so what is good for a parrotlet is good for a lovebird. Lovebirds are normally about 40-60 grams in weight, while a parrotlet is about 28-34 grams in weight, so they are close in size which has a huge impact on their care. Lovebird Personality, Food & Care – Pet Birds by Lafeber Co. Hopefully someone with more knowledge of lovebirds can add in their expertise and give us even more information.