HELP! PALOMACY URGENTLY NEEDS YOUR SUPPORT TODAY!
by Palomacy Pigeon & Dove Adoptions
Aileen Paterson
If you ever meet a pigeon up close - like I did a couple of years ago - you will likely discover that they are incredibly life affirming. Bred for thousands of years, domestic pigeons have a natural affinity for people, and don't survive in the wild. Kindhearted people all over the world rescue ailing pigeons off the street, taking them to animal shelters, who are already overwhelmed with other animals, or contacting Palomacy for help. Palomacy is one of the rare organizations devoted to rescuing pigeons and helping the people who love them. In 2016, we rescued a record number of birds, but due to these increasing numbers and some difficult medical cases, Palomacy ended the year in deficit. We currently have over 100 birds in care, and know that there are domestic pigeons at local animal shelters RIGHT NOW who need our help. We need to continue helping birds like Twinkles (who I foster with his wife Lulu) find the loving homes they so richly deserve. Can you help with any donation, large or small? Please join me in showing support for these misunderstood ambassadors of compassion.
Palomacy fosters more than 125 adoptable pigeons & doves including many special needs birds like Violet
Blind Charlie & pigeon racing survivor Boomer found life & love thanks to Palomacy
Jacob, our oldest rescue, turned 25 this year!
We rescue, foster and rehome adorable doves like these at our aviary at Andy's
Palomacy rescued Daisy, a tamed & unreleasable Rock pigeon, from shelter euthanasia
Beautiful, Homer Miu, rescued by Palomacy, is an emotional support animal for her adopter
Your help makes the life & death difference these birds need
Thanks to all of your very generous contributions, large and small, personal and financial, Palomacy rescued 336 birds (directly) in 2016, placed 199 into amazing (non-exploitive) forever homes, helped countless others across the country (and beyond) with our coaching, referrals and education. We begin 2017 with 124 birds in our foster care, a waiting list of many more who need our help and unfortunately a $8284 deficit. The world needs more Palomacy and we need your help to provide it.
Our volunteers and fosters contribute so much to the rescue work we do- they provide transport, food, supplies and often their own cages and even aviaries but we still have expenses and this year they've gone up 10% while our revenue dropped 9% and we are in the red. Please make a donation today to help us continue this life-saving, culture-changing work!