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I live in Las Vegas & they consider pigeons pests & will not help anywhere! This little guys is blind (I believe in both eyes) has a bad foot & hurt his wing. I believe he is disabled & the mother threw him out? Maybe hurt his wing when he fell, he also had a peck or cut on his beak that has...

Hello Pigeon-Talk, I require aid in locating a rehabilitation center for a wounded pigeon. Please aid in the following location: 3875 Cambridge St. Apt.# 218 Las Vegas, N.V. 89119 South Western, U.S. I was walking on campus until I heard a thump behind me. When I turned around I found this...

There is an injured pigeon that's living on the stairwell that leads to my apartment. I believe that one of its wings is broken. This is a pretty tough bird as he sleeps on my stairwell at night, but hops down the stairs and searches for food during the day. He's unable to fly, but can hop...

I have found an injured feral pigeon in Las Vegas. Does anyone know of a rehabber I can contact?

I am new to this, and I am in DESPERATE need of some helpful advice. I found a bird yesterday whom I believe may have PMV, especially after the very informative forums on the subject on your site. Of course the vet wanted to recommend euthanasia, but the alternate is over $400 worth of blood and...

hello, i resued 6 pigeons with broken wings, and i'm trying to find a good home for them, because right now they are living in my condo, and i'm not supose to have them at all, i already got in touble for feeding the pigeons outside, imagine if they found out that i have 6 pigeons living inside...

Hello- I have to return to LV in the second half of January to continue working on emptying my late mother's home. I know there are PT folks in LV... are there any good homes for rescued kings? If so, I'll deliver! Talk to me!

Hey all, I am looking for a guest speaker with some guest birdies! I teach a small group of homeschoooled kids, topic Magic Tree House bookclub, and this next few weeks are on Knights and The Middle Ages. I thought it'd be neat to showcase how homing pigeons were used in that time period...

excuse the bad typing... this evening a squeaker, about 14 days old, landed from our roof to our patio, by our front porch. When we first found him, he was a bit feisty, but warmed up in my lap, where he sits at this moment. I have a rodent rescue, so there are bits of feeding equipment and food...