We are committed to encouraging through knowledge the integration of wildlife into our countryside’s and gardens along side us in a natural balance

guy tony

These two boys arrived straight from the Salon.

Tony and Guy (obviously) had fallen into the gutter outside Tony and Guy in camberley and were

picked up in a towel and kept in the salon for several hours until they safely arrive with us.

One had a bite mark on his back. They both had few feather and some yellow fluff..

They had been kept warm in the salon before arrived here but were starving.

They ate loads and have eaten well and have now grown feather and are now ready for the next stage.

They have now gone to Regan (the pigeon Goddess) for the final stages and release.

There is nothing she doesn't know about pigeons and they are now in the best possible hands.

ready to go Tony and Guy a few weeks later with more feathers and much stronger.

We are committed to encouraging through knowledge the integration of wildlife into our countryside’s and gardens along side us in a natural balance

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