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18th November 2007, 05:26 PM
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Somebody Tell Me This Is Not True!!!Blessed Greetings!
I was speaking with another rescue person today about the miraculous return of Ally. It was so strange that out of the clear she mentioned that the doves that are released at weddings/funerals...etc. do not return home! But rather are just left to fend for themselves and most die! I pray this is not so, Benjajudy01!!! Can you please share about how you retrieve your doves after release of them at events??? I await a response that will hopefully relieve my worry!
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 Fondly,Christin, Coco (RIP), Hoppy, Rally & Ally...Safely Home!  God Blesses those whom bless His Beloved Creatures! http://picasaweb.google.com/GodsBelovedCreatures 
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18th November 2007, 06:17 PM
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Small White FeathersI would HOPE that nobody is buying from a pet store and releasing ring neck doves. The ones used at wedding/funerals need to be trained white homing pigeons except for the ones used in display cages. Mine are trained for a 50 mile radius of their loft. I am going to send you a piece from our local paper about me and my birds.
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When things around you are 90% bad, that means something in your life is 10% good. There is nothing you can do about the 90% bad "SO ENJOY" that good 10% each and every day.
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