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Releasing My Baby?Hey guys! Long time no see,
My pigeon Georgia is now 3 years old, and I am getting ready to go to college - in another country! I've talked to people about taking her with me, but the cost of quarantine and the danger that she would contract a disease while in quarantine are just too big and risky for me. I read the post about releasing rehabbed pigeons ( I got her as a youngster - orphaned at 3 weeks old), and she seems to match all of the criteria. However, after talking to a wildlife rehabilitater in the area, I have doubts that my pigeon could survive even if I released her with an established flock. If I cannot release her, how do I find a good home for her? Although she is very near and dear to me, I will not risk putting her in quarantine. Please help - comments, questions, suggestions. Anything is welcome. Thank you for your help, Laura and Georgia |
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Hi Laura,
After three years of being your pet, I would definitely not even consider releasing Georgia. I'll bet we can find her a great home with one of our Pigeon-Talk members. You might have to ship her, but that usually works out just fine. Why don't you post about this in the Adoption Forum? Terry |
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