November 17, 2017
by Elizabeth
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Palomacy Volunteer Spotlight: Jill McMurchy

An Interview by Cynthia Zhou Since 2011, Jill McMurchy is one of Palomacy’s most active volunteers: from running her own foster aviary (Jillville) to transporting, rescuing and educating the public with hundreds of pigeons & doves, she’s done just about … Continue reading →

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November 3, 2017
by Elizabeth
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Flocktoberfest! Celebrating 10 Years of Palomacy

On Saturday, October 21st, thanks to the amazing generosity of a whole lot of Palomacy friends and supporters, we came together at Flocktoberfest to celebrate ten years of life-saving, culture-changing, pigeon and dove rescuing! It was a wonderful party and … Continue reading →

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October 5, 2017
by Elizabeth
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Olive’s Place sanctuary / Canvas Dove art studio

Guest Post by Ashley Dietrich A typical day at the Olive’s Place sanctuary / Canvas Dove art studio begins with checking on all birds, some light cleaning, and of course breakfast and treats.  Rescued pigeons live in the outside aviaries … Continue reading →

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May 22, 2017
by Elizabeth
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Self-Rescuing Pigeon Sochi Selected for Photo Contest!

Congratulations to Super* Sochi the self-rescuing King pigeon and his rescuer and photographer Patti Delaney! This beautiful photo, taken while Sochi was making a very special new friend at an outreach event earlier this year, has made it into Global … Continue reading →

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May 10, 2017
by Elizabeth
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“But I Have Cats” – Cats, Dogs & Birds, Oh My!

Editor’s Introduction Many birds, wild, stray and pet, are killed by cats and dogs. (Stray domestic pigeons and doves are at terrible risk from pets and predators and must be brought into safety!) There is a very real risk involved … Continue reading →

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