Palomacy is excited to be welcoming some new members to our Board of Directors!   When she retired as Director of Palomacy, founder Elizabeth Young said, “I’m leaving the job but not the work.” She is making good on that … Continue reading →

  Let’s talk about air purifiers! Any pet can trigger allergies, and birds are no exception. Pigeons and doves can be dusty, and clean air is important — for you and your bird! A lot of what you need to … Continue reading →

  Pigeons run on love – it’s what fuels them every day. They flirt, pursue, court, marry, and settle down with the mate they will (generally) stay with for life. And, if they are parted by death or circumstance, they … Continue reading →

  A big thank you to all of our amazing supporters who so generously donated to Palomacy at the close of 2025. Donations for the month of December plus GivingTuesday totaled nearly $27,000! We are so grateful for you. Your … Continue reading →

By Cynthia Bardouka-Large For his recent birthday, Craig Newmark announced that he had signed the Giving Pledge. He wrote, “Seems like a good way to enter my mid-seventies, which I have done today.” On the Giving Pledge website, his letter … Continue reading →

By Cynthia Bardouka-Large Dear friends, Looking back on 2025 as the year draws to a close, what really stands out to us is…YOU. Palomacy began when one compassionate heart saw a need and did something about it. The movement Elizabeth … Continue reading →

By Jill Shepard Sweet Garbo was rescued by someone who called the Palomacy Help Line. We rushed into action due to the severity of her injury. Her wonderful rescuers drove her from Stockton to Medical Center for Birds in Oakley. … Continue reading →

Guest Post by Heather Hohlowski We started fostering Palomacy pigeons in the fall of 2019. My stepdaughter Kyla had lobbied for months for two pigeons. Her dad, Kevin, said OK, but also said, “Two is the limit.” So our friend … Continue reading →