RSPCA Addresses Homing Pigeon Crisis
RSPCA Addresses Homing Pigeon Crisis

RSPCA Addresses Homing Pigeon Crisis

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The RSPCA has observed an increase in lost and abandoned homing pigeons, leading to a challenge in finding them new homes. Many pigeons are unable to return home due to exhaustion during long journeys, making them vulnerable to predators. Additionally, some owners are abandoning their birds due to financial constraints, resulting in 18 pigeons currently in need of re-homing at the RSPCA's Stapeley Grange center. Meanwhile, pigeon fancier Kimberley Darling is dedicated to celebrating these birds and their abilities, training them for competitions that showcase their unique 'dance' communication. Pigeons, known for their remarkable navigation skills, have historically served important roles, from wartime messengers to beloved pets, despite their reputation as pests. The multifaceted relationship humans have with pigeons highlights both the challenges of their care and the joy they can bring.

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