Because Coo-peration Saves Lives
Because Coo-peration Saves Lives
Before you get in touch, please take a moment to read the FAQs below. Due to limited resource, we regret we may not be able to respond to enquiries which are covered by the information below.
Unfortunately, no. We don’t do direct rehoming. Once our project is more developed, we hope to be able to host rehoming ads but that’s a little way down our road-map. For now, we recommend getting in touch with a pigeon rescue to ensure your bird is rehomed with back-up.
Not at the moment. We hope to list pigeons in need of homes in the future but that’s a little way down our road-map. For now we recommend getting in touch with a pigeon rescue.
A pigeon with a ring is most likely a lost domestic bird which will be in need of help. Please contact our helpdesk for advice.
Please get the contained in a box and then contact a pigeon rescue. We may host a pigeon specific directory in the future but, for now, please search the HelpWildlife.co.uk directory. You can filter your search results to just show rescues that help pigeons. If you struggle to find help, you can submit a request for help via our helpdesk.
We are run by volunteers from our homes. We don’t employ any staff and we do not have a suitable environment for work experience/DoE etc.
As we are run by volunteers across the UK, we don’t have an office and the best way to get in touch with us is via our website. Use these FAQs to find the best way to get in touch. If you have a question not covered here, please send us an email (see ‘I’d like to contact you about something else’ below).
You can send us an email at contact@pigeonproject.org.uk. But PLEASE don’t email this address for help with injured pigeons as it is not constantly monitored.