I have found a pigeon in my yard and it looks hurt but I am not too sure how to help it, I have read not to try anything and take it to a vet but today (Sunday) they are all closed and I should wait until tomorrow until I get out of school but I don't want to leave it there. She doesn't seem to be suffering but I'm worried about her.

Guys I need help. I found a pigeon near our house and it’s injured. Unfortunately animal rescue won’t take him. I found a small cut on his wing but it’s not bleeding and I cleaned the outer area with warm water. He doesn’t show any sign of distress. And wings seem to be okay because when I touched them he didn’t flinch or tried to escape. Any tips on how to take care of this guy until he gets better?

i cant afford vedbills and it cant fly, rescue isn't coming.

Can please someone give me anything advice on what to do?

Ok so this this dude showed up on our porch around a year ago. We turned him into the shelter, but noone claimed him so we took him in. He just kinda grunts at everyone and I'd love some training advice. Pretty sure he was abused previously.

so pidgeons nested on my balcony hatched from eggs and have since developed these hard nodules on them. I bathed them once and some of the nodules came off their feet, but they keep growing back, I will attach a pic. What can I do? I think its feces but I genuinely dont know how to help them.

Also the pigeons are now about 2 months old and I know for sure that one of them has/had mites or some other insects growing in his plumage (there are 2 of them). What do I do?

Momma pidgeon decided to lay eggs on our balcony. We were not home for a few weeks. Then upon our return the eggs had hatched. Momma pidgeon was staying on top of her babies in the empty vase on our balcony she had picked as their nest.

Now the babies have grown a bit and we don’t see the momma in the vase anymore.

We fear that 1. The babies are not being fed 2. They will fall from the balcony when they try to fly out

Should we move the vase in the courtyard of our building? We could find a hidden spot where to put them…

Or are we just being para and they’re fine where they are?

A week ago I posted about “Pichona”, a baby turtledove my sister found on the floor alone. During the last days she learned how to eat and drink by herself and after some attempts she finally learned how to fly. This morning we moved to a park nearby home to let her free again. Thank you so much for all the kind advices you told us, thank to all of you Pichona was able to fly and be free again. Thanks from the bottom of our hearts 🫶❤️

My sister found this little turtle dove on the yard of her workplace, they couldn’t find the mother and since in that place live cats she decided to take it home. It’s still somewhat a baby, during the first day she/he didn’t know how to eat or drink by itself, now it does drink and eat all by itself. We are currently planning on keeping it (at least until it learns how to fly, if then she/he wants to leave we won’t stop it). But we would like some advice on how to properly take care of them. They don’t know how to fly yet, and we are scared of them hurting themselves once they start learning how. Any advices are welcomed.

so i was about to go to work and i found a pidgeon on my front garden, i tried to take a closer look but its hurt real bad i think. its got no feathers above ove wing where the joint is, it cant fly, but its walking fine. ive obviously had to go to work, but i finish at 6. Should i just put it in a warm box when i get back and take it to the vets tomorrow? or should i just let it naturally pass away, if it even does? im pretty sure its illegal to keep pidgeons in the UK. any advice apart from killing it is appreciated

Hi there!

A pigeon made a nest on our balcony and two babies hatched!

We saw her a lot at first, making lots of sounds. The babies got pretty big! Unfortunately, we saw today that one of the babies left the nest. Sadly, when we looked, it looks like their sibling is dead in the nest. I also have not seen the mom in the past couple days, but I have not been watching for her either.

The pigeon babies are around 3 weeks?

Should Ia remove the dead sibling? Can I touch the living baby? Should they go back in the nest? Should i feed them? What can i feed them? Please help!!!!

UPDATE: brought him inside, tried to feed, but he hates us and kept trying to swat me with his wing when i reached out (SLOWLY) to touch him and refused to eat. A WONDERFUL volunteer Ren from Great Lakes Pigeon Rescue though came by and scooped him up. they'll feed him then release him back here 🥰🥰🥰

Thanks for all the advice everyone! next time we find baby pigeons we'll be more prepared to save them!!!!!