Coventry Pigeon Rescue

21/07/2026

20/07/2026

AMAZON WISHLIST X

Because I keep forgetting to add this to posts, I'm pinning the wishlist to the top of the page for ease of access for donations. Thank you so much to all who are supporting via sending things from the list! It's truly needed and appreciated x

I'll try to update this post with items most needed regularly.

Current most needed: puppy pads, green injection needles, avipro avian.

20/07/2026

Until I can move some birds to more appropriate rescues for release, I am unable to take more in.

Right now, the only birds I have space for are sparrows, feral (town centre pigeons - any age) and BABY wood pigeons. This is because I can manage these guys from here and don't have to outsource release for them.

Everywhere is busy, everywhere is slammed. Everywhere has limited funds and supplies. It's hit a point now where I have to fully control what comes through the door to make 100% sure that their needs can be met FULLY here.

Sorry to have to be doing this, but it's in the best interest of the animals currently here.

18/07/2026

Little House martins and swift safely transported to Leicestershire wildlife hospital! Big shout out to Carol for driving them all that way and then bringing some pigeons back from our vet for rehab here! Super dooper driver trooper! 👌

18/07/2026

Received in post this week....

4 small boxes wax worms
Small mealworm breeding kit
Small tub avipro
5 pack intrasite wound healing gel
Pack blue roll

Thank you so so much! x

Sorry to do the begging thing again but we're running low on critical care formula, avipro (again lol) green needles (used for fluids and antibiotics) and puppy pads if anyone's got a bob or two spare x

Truly appreciate the support and big love from everyone here x

17/07/2026

Supersqueaker and the cape of p**p!

Not all heros wear capes, but this one does!

Honestly walked into the room to find this 🤣

(This baby came in a week ago with an injured leg. Guess the pain relief has worked!)

17/07/2026

Sadly lost the smallest baby, but the others are still growing well and have feathers coming through.

16/07/2026

Had to share. Sadly a bell isn't enough for nestlings, but it's something.

The legendary broadcaster shared that Britain's cat population has been estimated to kill around 55 million birds each year as they roam outside. 😞🐱

While he certainly didn't vilify cats, Attenborough suggested a way we can ensure our beloved felines cause as little damage as possible to garden birds. The solution couldn't be simpler or more glaringly obvious - pop a bell on their collar. He says this could reduce cats' "hunting success by a third". 🔔🐦

Another handy tip to stop cats from hunting unsuspecting birds is to bring them indoors during critical times, such as dusk and dawn, when birds are at their most active. These periods also overlap with the optimal hunting time for cats. 🌙🎯

One additional highly recommended, expert-endorsed step is to place bird feeders substantially higher up, well beyond the reach of prowling pets - and at least two metres away from dense vegetation. 🌱

15/07/2026

The difference a day makes....

15/07/2026

And we have a whole nest of baby house martins! Have done amazingly well overnight and feeding great. They're all cleaned up and off the blue roll now tucked up in a cosy nest. Blue roll is great way of initially monitoring p**ps (very important part of bird rescue! - rescues LOVE looking at p**p 🤣)

More pics of them soon.

When they're a little older, these guys will be transported a bigger wildlife hospital. They came in pretty cold yesterday and since they're so young and on every 15 min feeds, I don't want to put them through the unnecessary travel. They are time sensitive with release when a bit older and I don't deal with their release here.