Pigeons are absolutely amazing creatures! Did you know, they do *not* poop when flying, so no need to be afraid of them pooping on you when they fly over head. Even cooler, they have served valiantly in many wars, often saving many lives when no other form of communication was possible (planes being shot down, radio signals out, etc). They were used as messenger birds. Amazing! They also mate for life and are very loving, affectionate babes.
thank you for telling this. The True. They are wonderfull birds. who sufferd a lot and be treated bad by humans. I destring there feets and rescue everywhere. I can. I love them.
Having a pigeon is a lot harder than you'd think. Of you only have one, out will probably bond with you, and it will need a lot of time with you. Otherwise it will become depressed, and it will show signs of depression, like pulling feathers, and biting. If your pigeon bites you, you give it more love. I have to work, so when I come home, I double up on the love. If I have to workout, or go shopping, I always go home to pick up my pigeon first. They are flock animals, and they are always happy when they are around their fllock. Even when I travel to triathlons, or when my wife and I go on a trip domestically, I take my pigeon with me. We're still working on getting him in-cabin on a foreign trip.
Had a pigeon once that got a hair wrapped around her tongue. Managed to get the hair off without causing any injury, but it was pretty disturbing to see how easily something as insignificant as a strand of hair can cause such great harm.
Yes!!!. I often find them with bits of cotton and string around their toes. So I have to perform an operation to get it off. It digs right into their skin. Very painful. They even lose toes and sometimes the whole foot. We have to make sure we think of animals and throw our rubbish out responsibly. ❤
Cécilou Not everyone hates them, it just seems that way sometimes. There are still plenty of people left in the world that have some empathy and compassion for creatures like pigeons. (Mike Tyson is one.) All anybody has to do is put out food and enough water for them to wash themselves, and in a very short time they will be amazed at the transition. They don't like being dirty and nasty any more than we do, and they have as much self respect as anything that lives. All they need is the opportunity to do something about their situation. They're pretty lovable once they get clean and fed. I have about 50 or so that visit with me in the morning and evening and I will say God help any stupid creep that tries to harm them. They're my little friends and I'll defend them by any means necessary. I already told one idiot "You want to hassle the pigeons? Why don't you go over to Mike Tyson's house and harass his birds? Let me know how that works out for you!"
ummmm..... Ceilou that's not true, pigeons are one of nature most agile and fastest long flyers, it is very rare for them to get injured by cars and stuff. The only way for them to get injured is either they are sick or they got attacked by their natural predator or someone tried to catch them and hurt them. Also I like pigeons too :) and I agree, more people should like pigeons.
Thank you! So much love. I would for sure have taken him if I were still living in NY. Thanks for your love. Spread the love of these totally brilliant and hugely lovable birds.!!
Rescued an injured pigeon in September. Both feet were injured, one with a ball of string and the other curled inward. Glad to say he is in fine fettle. He visits our home everyday and we sure look forward to his visits.
This rings so true to what I've experienced with my rescues. They really do teach you a lot about life and they do grow to be very comfortable with you. My little old man was immediately very comfortable and chill be handled.
So cool! Vets are wizards. They can diagnose problems in so many different species without all those fancy exams, tests and their inability to speak. Hats off to all vets and to all those who care about the life forms of this planet.
I love that I hear an African collared dove in the background in that clinic! Thanks for saving him! I rescued a dove and an injured pigeon and can definitely relate 😄
Me and my wife have saved several wild pigeons, who always seem to arrive on our doorstep ( well, back yard actually ) whenever they are injured. We haven't got the knowledge to fix their wings, nor is there any charity within a reasonable distance, but the last two eventually flew again after weeks of living in a safe zone at the back of our house. The pure black one still comes back sometimes and stays the night in windy weather and always for food.
The Kirk I wish we had something like this in Las Vegas. So far I have been able to render a bit of very basic first aid on some dislocated legs and wings, but I'm nowhere near anything like what you'd call a professional vet. A lady showed me how to save one that had been poisoned and that was very cool, but it would be great if there was a better way to deal with more serious injuries. Right now I have about a 50 per cent recovery rate which is way better than zero, but I really get attached to the little guys and I want to do more because having to bury them is heart breaking. Undertaker detail is my least favorite of all.
The cooing in the background is from a domestic Ringneck, which is descended from the African Collared Dove (Streptopelia roseogrisea). In France, they are "Laughing Turtledoves"after their excitement call, and the Eurasian Collared Dove is the "Turkish Turtledove". Eurasian Collareds and domestic Ringnecks can hybridize, and their offspring are fertile through any number of generations. The Senegal or Palm Turtledove (Spilopelia senegalensis) is sometimes called "Laughing Dove" in the UK. This is a smaller and darker bird than ECDs and most domestic Ringnecks, with a slightly longer and broader tail relative to its' size. The display plumage on the neck is a wide area of rusty orange spotted with black on the sides of the neck, instead of the blackish gray and white nape collar of ECDs and Ringnecks. The song is a very soft series of coos that rise then fall in pitch, somewhat resembling gentle chuckling.
I would have kept the pigeon just in the hopes of seeing that doc again ❤😂. But seriously… seems like a sweet lil pigeon. Hopefully found a good home 😊
Oh he is so cute, I had one just like him, which also was unable to fly because got hit by a car and had a dislocated shoulder (wing). You did so fine by saving him, otherwise he would have ended up sooner or later being hit by a car in that place where he was. Regarding the fingers getting into strains and hair, yes, it usually happends to them in their nest, they gather all sorts of things to make their nest and often it contains hair or strings, and they usually perform a certain dance with their legs in the nest that makes those hairs round up their fingers and starts swelling and after a time they fall. I often catch pigens which I see having that problem and with scissours I cut the hairs or strains and release them afterwords. I apologise but English is not my first language, kindest regards to pigeon loving people!
I rescued one pigeon and he/she heavily injured from his or her shoulder....can anybody help me..i think his/her shoulder bone has been broken...how could i fix ?
Ian Phillips I was at the bus stop, talking with this really cool old lady who must have been in her 90's. I was telling her about fixing a pigeon's dislocated leg, and how we had saved one that had been poisoned. She just smiled and said " it feels pretty good to take care of something besides yourself, doesn't it?" Oh yeah, She really nailed it. Nobody could have said it better. Thank God for the old folks. Cherish them while they're still here.
hi, there I was just wondering how you get rid of the fly-louse under the birds wings since they run so quickly and look so creepy (and feed on blood) I can't really catch them?
Fernando Baca Excellent!! If you see any more that need help, do it.You'll have a friend for life and every time you see him, you'll remember what you did, and you can know that you are a part of the human evolution that's going in the right direction. If enough of us can regain that level of humanity, there's some hope for us all.
Fernando Baca This makes you an exceptional human being in my books, sir and I would wish upon you all of the blessings that the creator can bestow on anyone.
jpalberthoward9 Oh just to tell you pigeons are not the only animals Ive rescued I have a puppy which was winter and I took her and warmed her with my hands her name is Lola and then Ive rescued a kid from getting bullied, lizards, bugs, and even a catfish so that makes me a good person (I think)
Fernando Baca Man, that's the best thing I've heard all day. Don't ever stop doing stuff like that. Whether you know it or not, you are fighting the good fight against all the negativity that's threatening to destroy this world! I consider it a moral obligation to support and encourage this kind of thing whenever and wherever I see it, and to do as much as I can myself. Einstein said "It's impossible to solve a problem at the same level of consciousness that created it in the first place." You are a fine example of the higher level of consciousness, and behavior such as this represents the next level of Human evolution which is vital if we are to survive as a species. Your actions show us all the way forward.
Pigeons are absolutely amazing creatures! Did you know, they do *not* poop when flying, so no need to be afraid of them pooping on you when they fly over head. Even cooler, they have served valiantly in many wars, often saving many lives when no other form of communication was possible (planes being shot down, radio signals out, etc). They were used as messenger birds. Amazing! They also mate for life and are very loving, affectionate babes.
Yes.... correct! They're wonderful creatures 👍
@@therighteous84 you know if a bird poops on ur arm its good luck, dont u?
I all birds I can communicate with pingoens and they come to me I love them
Facts, this animal are beautiful ❤️
thank you for telling this. The True. They are wonderfull birds. who sufferd a lot and be treated bad by humans. I destring there feets and rescue everywhere. I can. I love them.
Awwww, I would've adopted him! I always feed the wild pigeons at home :,)
Having a pigeon is a lot harder than you'd think. Of you only have one, out will probably bond with you, and it will need a lot of time with you. Otherwise it will become depressed, and it will show signs of depression, like pulling feathers, and biting. If your pigeon bites you, you give it more love. I have to work, so when I come home, I double up on the love. If I have to workout, or go shopping, I always go home to pick up my pigeon first. They are flock animals, and they are always happy when they are around their fllock. Even when I travel to triathlons, or when my wife and I go on a trip domestically, I take my pigeon with me. We're still working on getting him in-cabin on a foreign trip.
Clover Pijee
So it’s like a dog?
It’s bad luck to keep them at home so it’s better if you buy one or make one ok hope this helped
@@cloverpijee3114 what type of pigeons can you adopt
@تلاوة القران - Alafasy ok 😆
This guy says exactly what I have found out "Pigeons teach you a lot about life !" They are amazing birds 👍🕊
Such a cute bird. If he were around here, I would adopt him.
The pigeon looks so calm
Had a pigeon once that got a hair wrapped around her tongue. Managed to get the hair off without causing any injury, but it was pretty disturbing to see how easily something as insignificant as a strand of hair can cause such great harm.
Yes!!!. I often find them with bits of cotton and string around their toes. So I have to perform an operation to get it off. It digs right into their skin. Very painful. They even lose toes and sometimes the whole foot. We have to make sure we think of animals and throw our rubbish out responsibly. ❤
Everyone hates pigeons, pigeons gets killed by anything... Thanks for saving him
Cécilou I ❤pigeons and I have one called max
Cécilou Not everyone hates them, it just seems that way sometimes. There are still plenty of people left in the world that have some empathy and compassion for creatures like pigeons. (Mike Tyson is one.) All anybody has to do is put out food and enough water for them to wash themselves, and in a very short time they will be amazed at the transition. They don't like being dirty and nasty any more than we do, and they have as much self respect as anything that lives. All they need is the opportunity to do something about their situation. They're pretty lovable once they get clean and fed. I have about 50 or so that visit with me in the morning and evening and I will say God help any stupid creep that tries to harm them. They're my little friends and I'll defend them by any means necessary. I already told one idiot "You want to hassle the pigeons? Why don't you go over to Mike Tyson's house and harass his birds? Let me know how that works out for you!"
Cécilou i like pigeons
They are very underrated, they are amazing birds :(
ummmm..... Ceilou that's not true, pigeons are one of nature most agile and fastest long flyers, it is very rare for them to get injured by cars and stuff. The only way for them to get injured is either they are sick or they got attacked by their natural predator or someone tried to catch them and hurt them.
Also I like pigeons too :) and I agree, more people should like pigeons.
I hope someone adopted him
Thank you! So much love. I would for sure have taken him if I were still living in NY. Thanks for your love. Spread the love of these totally brilliant and hugely lovable birds.!!
People who care about animal walfare always restore my faith in humanity🙂
WBF volunteer here. They do such wonderful work with pigeons. So glad that this bird made it there.
Rescued an injured pigeon in September. Both feet were injured, one with a ball of string and the other curled inward. Glad to say he is in fine fettle. He visits our home everyday and we sure look forward to his visits.
It looks very calm during the inspection at the vet.
as waltenberg i can confirm
This rings so true to what I've experienced with my rescues. They really do teach you a lot about life and they do grow to be very comfortable with you. My little old man was immediately very comfortable and chill be handled.
A beautiful bird. I adopted a pigeon that could not fly and had it for a year until it just died recently. An amazing and wonderful experience.
Thanks for saving me :)
Derpy Pigeon oh hi pigeon I lov pigeons so much
I LOVE pigeons and doves, thanks for saving him! I always feed pigeons, they are my favorite 💗
I saved a male one couple months ago. I called him Havana. We live together ❤️
So cool! Vets are wizards. They can diagnose problems in so many different species without all those fancy exams, tests and their inability to speak. Hats off to all vets and to all those who care about the life forms of this planet.
This was so good. You looked after Derek so well! We found a pigeon too, and this really helped. Well done!
Thank you for saving him!
Thank you so much for sharing humanity. The pigeon is so cute!!
I love that I hear an African collared dove in the background in that clinic! Thanks for saving him! I rescued a dove and an injured pigeon and can definitely relate 😄
Thats impressive! How do you know that it was an African collared dove?
Me and my wife have saved several wild pigeons, who always seem to arrive on our doorstep ( well, back yard actually ) whenever they are injured.
We haven't got the knowledge to fix their wings, nor is there any charity within a reasonable distance, but the last two eventually flew again after weeks of living in a safe zone at the back of our house.
The pure black one still comes back sometimes and stays the night in windy weather and always for food.
What an Awesome Vet..Great Guy
Thank you for loving him.
WBF is a great place to take injured wildlife. I've taken many pigeons to see Rita and her staff of volunteers.
The Kirk I wish we had something like this in Las Vegas. So far I have been able to render a bit of very basic first aid on some dislocated legs and wings, but I'm nowhere near anything like what you'd call a professional vet. A lady showed me how to save one that had been poisoned and that was very cool, but it would be great if there was a better way to deal with more serious injuries. Right now I have about a 50 per cent recovery rate which is way better than zero, but I really get attached to the little guys and I want to do more because having to bury them is heart breaking. Undertaker detail is my least favorite of all.
thank you, good girl, for saving the pigeon.
Could have lowered the background music can't hear what the vet are saying, otherwise great job saving the bird ^^
Awwww I really wanna keep and pet that Pigeon !!!!
Beautiful
I would adopt him, if I would live there... he's such a cute and good pigie
I wish I could rescue pigeons like that!
You are a good person!
Thank you for getting me out of the bag human
2:44 I hear a collared dove. I love those
It sounds more like a laughing dove to me!😀 But whatever it is - it's totally adorable!😊🐦💕
The cooing in the background is from a domestic Ringneck, which is descended from the African Collared Dove (Streptopelia roseogrisea). In France, they are "Laughing Turtledoves"after their excitement call, and the Eurasian Collared Dove is the "Turkish Turtledove". Eurasian Collareds and domestic Ringnecks can hybridize, and their offspring are fertile through any number of generations.
The Senegal or Palm Turtledove (Spilopelia senegalensis) is sometimes called "Laughing Dove" in the UK. This is a smaller and darker bird than ECDs and most domestic Ringnecks, with a slightly longer and broader tail relative to its' size. The display plumage on the neck is a wide area of rusty orange spotted with black on the sides of the neck, instead of the blackish gray and white nape collar of ECDs and Ringnecks. The song is a very soft series of coos that rise then fall in pitch, somewhat resembling gentle chuckling.
Poor little pigeon, he is so adorable
Love pigeons i feed them every day with good seeds
a lovely trio of pigeon, lady and derek
I've brought 6 birdies to you guys, from the super long beak puffy thing to a raven, I adopted a monowing baby lol, I love you guys Soo much !
What a cute little pigeon
My greatest respect for you guys thank you ! 💕
Dios bendiga las personas que ayudan a esos animalitos
May you be rewarded in the afterlife for your compassion, may peace follow you in this life for your mercy.
Awww Derek. I'd adopt u buddy but I'm all over in Switzerland :(
Thrumbolt the Great Belgium :(
He is so relaxed. Cute little bird
I would have kept the pigeon just in the hopes of seeing that doc again ❤😂. But seriously… seems like a sweet lil pigeon. Hopefully found a good home 😊
I'm Happy has a home now. ❤️❤️❤️
they are wonderful,angels on Earth
Finally, I always wondered why they always lack some toes.
I love pigeons.
wow, i didnt expect that somebody doing this in megapolis
i hope they are still working today
R u still with her?
i love how they grab him as a potat
Salute to the pigeon's patient
Oh he is so cute, I had one just like him, which also was unable to fly because got hit by a car and had a dislocated shoulder (wing). You did so fine by saving him, otherwise he would have ended up sooner or later being hit by a car in that place where he was. Regarding the fingers getting into strains and hair, yes, it usually happends to them in their nest, they gather all sorts of things to make their nest and often it contains hair or strings, and they usually perform a certain dance with their legs in the nest that makes those hairs round up their fingers and starts swelling and after a time they fall. I often catch pigens which I see having that problem and with scissours I cut the hairs or strains and release them afterwords. I apologise but English is not my first language, kindest regards to pigeon loving people!
Wonderful strory!😊🐦💓
Aww thank you for saving it :) 🥲
I got 1 month old pigion at my gallery and I kept it with me he is very happy
U hv done a great work by saving
If people do not like the animals, they should kindly let the animals into peace. Thank you to save the Pigeon :)
Awww, that was so cute! 🥺😍😍🤩
That house dove laughing and then cooing in the middle of the hospital scene
i have 2 pigeons adopted from the streets and one dove, 2 of them can't fly,and the pigeon 2 is a juvenile and he willl learn to fly free :)
What a cute birb
i love plumpy pigeon
Soo cute thx for saging him I with I could adopt him
Omg I literally found small scared pigeon - and don’t know what to
Do :( I didn’t want to leave him because it’s cold outside :(
Sometimes they just need to rest in a quiet place for a time in order to recover.
Me: finds 100 pigeons in a grain bin, and closes the top.
nice to see peoples if you.
His name is John
He is a very good pigeon
Thanks so much 😊 😘
He can't fly? I rescued 4 pigeons whit broken wing, two of they are called Juanita and Blacky
I would take the little guy home with me I love pigeons. I own 3 of them there my baby's
I like some pigeon... Thank to you ......you save an pigeon your are so lovely in the pigeon 😀😀😀😇😇😇
Die ist ja süß die arme
I rescued one pigeon and he/she heavily injured from his or her shoulder....can anybody help me..i think his/her shoulder bone has been broken...how could i fix ?
c'est un paradis chez vous
Love how they grab pigeon like potato
*some* humans are good
you are one of them
Allah will bless you for ever and ever. Keep it up.
Thanx❤️
Good job!
Ian Phillips I was at the bus stop, talking with this really cool old lady who must have been in her 90's. I was telling her about fixing a pigeon's dislocated leg, and how we had saved one that had been poisoned. She just smiled and said " it feels pretty good to take care of something besides yourself, doesn't it?" Oh yeah, She really nailed it. Nobody could have said it better. Thank God for the old folks. Cherish them while they're still here.
pigeons are lovely and easy going, Ive 2 white pigeons they're watching this video with me lol
Their is a book called gary about a pigeon that adventures and gets lost but finds his way home.🦃🕊🐔
Sick music playing. Hardly heard what he is saying
I have a pigeon that comes to my shop everyday named her pikachu, she has one toe left on her left foot wish I could get her has a pet.
Good job
Bravo pour ce beau sauvetage et merci pour lui 🥰
Aww poor thing
so nice
@ShannonElizabethofficial is the pigeon still there?
Cute!
I have the exact same pigeon
Did Derek get adopted??
hi, there I was just wondering how you get rid of the fly-louse under the birds wings since they run so quickly and look so creepy (and feed on blood) I can't really catch them?
I just rescued one today
Fernando Baca Excellent!! If you see any more that need help, do it.You'll have a friend for life and every time you see him, you'll remember what you did, and you can know that you are a part of the human evolution that's going in the right direction. If enough of us can regain that level of humanity, there's some hope for us all.
jpalberthoward9 woe thanks man il take an eye out for any animal or person that needs help :-D
Fernando Baca This makes you an exceptional human being in my books, sir and I would wish upon you all of the blessings that the creator can bestow on anyone.
jpalberthoward9 Oh just to tell you pigeons are not the only animals Ive rescued I have a puppy which was winter and I took her and warmed her with my hands her name is Lola and then Ive rescued a kid from getting bullied, lizards, bugs, and even a catfish so that makes me a good person (I think)
Fernando Baca Man, that's the best thing I've heard all day. Don't ever stop doing stuff like that. Whether you know it or not, you are fighting the good fight against all the negativity that's threatening to destroy this world! I consider it a moral obligation to support and encourage this kind of thing whenever and wherever I see it, and to do as much as I can myself. Einstein said "It's impossible to solve a problem at the same level of consciousness that created it in the first place." You are a fine example of the higher level of consciousness, and behavior such as this represents the next level of Human evolution which is vital if we are to survive as a species. Your actions show us all the way forward.
If anyone wants a pidgeon... I have one. gammy wing.....can fly but just doesnt. Get in touch if you want it.