Me my dad and my sis went to out and we saw a pigeon in the middle of the road and it wasn't a normal one it had no hair on its head and it had holes in its head and my dad said that the crows poked her on the head it could fly so we got it home and put some ointments and it went to sleep and now its a lil better so PLS DO RESCUE IF YOU SEE ANIMALS IN A CRITICAL CONDITION
PLEASE HELP. Need some advice! My druggie neighbor left his white racing pigeon in it's cage on the porch the whole summer (i live in Texas). Long story short he got kicked out and gave me and my bf the bird. We have his cage in the kitchen with it's door open. So he chills on top of his cage all the time. I feel he's really lonely, constantly at the window trying to communicate with outside birds chilling on the bird feeder. Can i let him go? Maybe he'll go straight for the trees outside the window??? Maybe he'll make a family? Maybe he'll see the other birds eat from the feeder?? Or will he fly super far away and starve to death?????? What should i do 🫣🥺
Thank you I found a baby pigeon a dog or a cat got it so wing is broken it is staying with me I want it to learn some tricks so is not so lonely it still flies to me but not on command
A week ago I rescued a baby pigeon and she started to fly in my apartment. I live in a tall building. I'd like to open the windows for her to fly free. But I want her to come back to her nest in my apartment. Will she come back to sleep in her nest in my apartment after flying free out there?
Hello, Great work man! I have a pigeon from the street since it was little. Now it loves me it comes to me every day. When i go to work comes to my head. Sometimes wants to sleep with me in the same room. I thing is that i want to take it outside the house to fly. I'm afraid that if i take it outside or i leave the window open it will fly and never come back. I don't want to die outside since he was at my home most of his life. There is a way going outside with it and be sure that it will come back? Happy flying!!!
You can harness train them. When they are already adults the training takes a bit longer but if you keep dong it slow and steady without stressing the bird to much it can be done and they can fly safely whilst on a leash
Look at them ..how they are eating food like they had never before . Just to make them your friend.you keep them whole day hungry. So that they can eat within your hand. I think it's a bad idea I have two white pigeons and I never try to keep their food stay away from . I think it's nature tendency after some time they will definitely be your friend. It can take some time and care
I "showed" them how by making them available. If they are not willing to eat them you are probably overfeeding. You want to lay the feed down for 5 mins then remove what isnt consumed. Reduce quantities as needed...
@@fasterpigeons5001 thank you. I just rescued a single baby and I've had it for about a year now and I keep seeds in a bowl for her and she's usually just picks out the sapphire and sunflower seeds. I guess I just will leave the food in the bowl until she eats all the seeds 👍
Interesting, I always just assumed tameness had more to do with the breed of pigeon. I’ve got a sorta tame tumbler who is not scared of me, he will even land on my shoulders but if I try to pet him or even look at him he’ll bit me.
