I wouldn't be surprised if he comes back to visit.
You did a wonderful job, thank you. I am so happy to know another pigeons was saved.
Reti
You did a wonderful job, thank you. I am so happy to know another pigeons was saved.
Reti
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Congratulations. I'm sure another pigeon will find you. Or maybe you want to set up an aviary and keep some. 
Hi Karl
Well done with Cyril !
As to registering, do you mean outside of this site? Best give that thought if so
Cynthia and I have an 'unreleasables' aviary, at her place - it is about full now and we have no more space to extend it. That is through our own rescues, rescues by people we have met (some through this site) and by 'friends of friends'. She also gets calls now and then from our local vet, where we may sometimes take a bird for examination. It's come from one pigeon to several dozen just through knowing a relatively few people.
It would be great if you can help a pigeon someone may post about on here, though, within your area, if you let us know wherebouts you are located.
I'd like to be in a position to do more, but I'm somewhat limited. I have three large cages (actually for chinchillas, but ideal for a pigeon), plus a smaller one as very temporary quarters. I have had three pigeons in at one time in the apartment with the same illness, which was fortunate for me (but not for them, obviously) as it meant I could keep them in the same room. If I had to isolate pigeons due to potential cross-infections of different conditions, I only really have two rooms which are suitable. Due to being out at work all day most weekdays, I can't deal with birds who needed very intensive care or (like baby pigeons) frequent feeding. Still, I do what I reasonably can, when I can, and every little helps
John
Well done with Cyril !
As to registering, do you mean outside of this site? Best give that thought if so
Cynthia and I have an 'unreleasables' aviary, at her place - it is about full now and we have no more space to extend it. That is through our own rescues, rescues by people we have met (some through this site) and by 'friends of friends'. She also gets calls now and then from our local vet, where we may sometimes take a bird for examination. It's come from one pigeon to several dozen just through knowing a relatively few people.
It would be great if you can help a pigeon someone may post about on here, though, within your area, if you let us know wherebouts you are located.
I'd like to be in a position to do more, but I'm somewhat limited. I have three large cages (actually for chinchillas, but ideal for a pigeon), plus a smaller one as very temporary quarters. I have had three pigeons in at one time in the apartment with the same illness, which was fortunate for me (but not for them, obviously) as it meant I could keep them in the same room. If I had to isolate pigeons due to potential cross-infections of different conditions, I only really have two rooms which are suitable. Due to being out at work all day most weekdays, I can't deal with birds who needed very intensive care or (like baby pigeons) frequent feeding. Still, I do what I reasonably can, when I can, and every little helps
John
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