Need a young feral female with a broken wing

[aloft]

Hi, Everybody

I have a 10 months old male feral pigeon pet (Angel) unable to ever fly again, due to a broken wing (by the joint). I wish to give more sens to his life by getting him a hen which has the same kind of disability. If any of you has or knows about a young and healthy feral female (under one year old) with a broken wing, please let me know. I am ready to cover the shipping charges via Express Mail up to my place.
I put much hope in your help and look forward to hearing from you soon.

Thank you,

Ely

[TAWhatley]

Hi Ely,

I'll keep your request in mind. I get many, many pigeons, and you just never know when one that would be perfect for Angel will show up.

Terry Whatley

[cyro51]

Hi Ely,

Just bringing this post up, because I am so keen on disabled pigeons being offered loving homes!

Cynthia

[AZWhitefeather]

Hi Ely,
Check out the Charmily posts. She is looking for a 'friend' for her special needs pigeon who has a partically amputated wing.
How ironic is that? You were looking & 'poof' someone comes on, looking as well.
Good luck in finding a 'friend' for your little pij.
Cindy

[Charmily]

Hi Ely,
I responded to your e-mail. Pearl has been a house bird for a few years now, would it be possible for Angel to come live w/her? I promise an excellent home for life. And if so, how do you think a younger male/older female would get along? I'm not sure of Pearl's age. When I found her about 3 years ago the vet said she was an adult. Any thoughts are welcome
Charmily

[TAWhatley]

Hi Charmily,

As to older female, younger male, I have a pair just like that. Ptero is the young fellow, and Jewel is his older woman. They get along just fine. Ptero is a feral pigeon that I raised from a baby. Jewel is a downed racing pigeon that ended up in Fashion Island in Newport Beach with a badly broken leg. Though I didn't put the two of them together for a long time, they could see each other from their separate cages, and I could tell there were some "sparks" flying between them. Once I put them together about a year and a half ago, they have been an extremely happy couple.

Terry Whatley