There are many pigeon friendly organisations, sanctuaries, vets and rescue centres that will help you if you find an orphaned, ill or injured pigeon. There is also a lot of information on the internet on what to do as the first step, such as this post: Pigeon Rescue: what to do with injured, ill and orphaned pigeons
For a world-wide list please visit this forum: Matilda’s List
For a UK list: Pigeon Friendly Rescue Centres in the UK
Organisations that can help:
- Folly Wildlife Rescue in Kent, UK
- Wing and a Prayer Bird Haven in Norfolk, UK
- MickaCoo Pigeon & Dove Rescue in the San Francisco Bay Area, USA
- Wild Bird Fund in New York, USA
Websites and forums that have good information and advice:
- Pigeon Rescue Team
- Pigeon and Dove Rescue
- Pigeon Aid UK
- New York City Pigeon Rescue Central
- Pigeon Angels
- Pigeon Talk
There are also many Facebook groups of pigeon friendly people who can advise you on all things relating to the pigeon (you must have a Facebook account to see these groups):
- Pigeon and Dove Rescue group
- Pigeon Protection and Rescue
- Mickacoo Pigeon & Dove Rescue
- Pigeon Angels
All the above organisations, websites and centres can help you with your query if ever you come across an injured, ill or orphaned pigeon. The best thing to do is to rescue the pigeon, keep it safe and warm, and immediately contact your nearest pigeon-friendly rescue centre or organisation who can take the bird from you to give it the medical care it needs.
Editors note: I am also able to give advice, however, please don’t rely on me in an emergency as I may not be online every day. Thank you.
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