abandon baby pigeons need home

[pigeon2luv]

[pigeon2luv]

[pigeon2luv]

[AZWhitefeather]

It definitely looks like they are eating something.

It's not normal for pigeons to be fluffed after eating, unless something is amiss. Although it's cloudy today, it's not that cold outside that they should be fluffed.
Are there a lot of them that are fluffed?

Cindy

[pigeon2luv]

To watch all God creature suffer and hope that God will punish those that had been unkind to the wildlife. I can not bare to look at all God creatures and going in the house. But, will continue to observed their behaviors.
Thank you all that had read and help and i will be part of your life to foster young birds.
This also upset my husband.
Mary and Don

[pigeon2luv]

0ver 100 and i am logging off to get stuff done this morning.

[Charis]

Originally Posted by pigeon2luv

To watch all God creature suffer and hope that God will punish those that had been unkind to the wildlife. I can not bare to look at all God creatures and going in the house. But, will continue to observed their behaviors.
Thank you all that had read and help and i will be part of your life to foster young birds.
This also upset my husband.
Mary and Don

They don't look right to me either.
Remember Mary, these are pet pigeons that lost their care taker due to her death. You have been thrust into this situation because you and your husband are kind souls and now mean spirited, selfish people are punishing the pigeons and you for a situatuon that you had no control over.
[I've been kind with my comments toward your neighbors, especially the one that admits to buying poison on ebay and sits on his porch sporting a gun..big man!]

[pigeon2luv]

complaint neighbor talking to my neighbor north of me-
stirring up more problem.
i heard baby pigeon sound between my wooden fence and his block wall.
YES!!!! More babies. but, i will not post the graphic photo on the site of babies and parent.
I only found starving empty crop 6 babies. I just finish feeding them before i got on pigeon talk.
here are photo of total of 8 babies, the 2 were from yesterday behind 2 x 4 studs.

[pigeon2luv]

moving all my yard and craft item.
to get to the fence and take apart about 6 wooden fence to get to the babies. and using a broom to draw them to me.

[pigeon2luv]

I hope she knows we did our best to care for her birds.
I see how she feels being driven crazy by her next door neighbor for 2 years til her death. She brought all here pigeons in her house and that is when her nightmare started. With the health dept.

[TheSnipes]

it mkes u contemplate putting some poison out for the neighbor

[Feather]

Pigeon2luv,

You are one courageous lady. We know how demanding it is to keep multiple crops full. That is without worrying about a simi tamed flock being poisoned. As Terry said... David Roth would be a good one to call for help and publicity. He is an advocate against the damages of poison...and you are lucky to have him right there in Arizona.

I know our member Maggie (who has a soft spot for those wee ones) would be right there with you, but she is afraid to fly. But please know that we are all with you in spirit, and that some of our best members are right there in Arizona.

If you could call a news paper or someone that could play on the conscience of decent Arizonians to step forward, so that you and your husband are not facing this big battle alone. Get some media there so that they can take footage of what it is like after an animal is poisoned. Not to mention other protected birds and small mammels that may be eating the poison as well.

This is the worse situation that I have heard of since I have been on this forum.

May God send his angels to help you.

[pigeon2luv]

10:51AM
i HOPE There will be no problem when cindy,kim and ren gets here!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[philodice]

He should be happy. After all, we are taking some of the birds away. And you have enough babies there to start a fine hobby loft of flying birds. Too bad I don't have a loft.

I'd be able to help a lot more if I had an outdoor aviary. I just need a little help to get it done.

[Charis]

Originally Posted by Feather

Pigeon2luv,

You are one courageous lady. We know how demanding it is to keep multiple crops full. That is without worrying about a simi tamed flock being poisoned. As Terry said... David Roth would be a good one to call for help and publicity. He is an advocate against the damages of poison...and you are lucky to have him right there in Arizona.

I know our member Maggie (who has a soft spot for those wee ones) would be right there with you, but she is afraid to fly. But please know that we are all with you in spirit, and that some of our best members are right there in Arizona.

If you could call a news paper or someone that could play on the conscience of decent Arizonians to step forward, so that you and your husband are not facing this big battle alone. Get some media there so that they can take footage of what it is like after an animal is poisoned. Not to mention other protected birds and small mammels that may be eating the poison as well.

This is the worse situation that I have heard of since I have been on this forum.

May God send his angels to help you.

Feather,
I have tried repeatedly to get a hold of Dave Roth and so has Cindy. The phone is always busy. If you have another way, please contact him for us.
Also, I have found a rehabber that is willing and able to take babies. The information has been forwarded to Mary to give to Cindy. The rehabber can also take injured/sick pigeons. If they are deemed unreleaseable though, they will be put down. None the less, she is a very valuable contact and I'm thankful to have found her. It has been a case of one contact may say no, but has give me someone else to try. So it goes...I'm still making phone calls on behalf of Mary and the pigeons. This is way more than our Arizona members can take on without help.