August 2010 - Mickacoo - mickaboo.org

The MickaCoo T-shirt you LOVE is available!
by Elizabeth Young 04 Aug '10

04 Aug '10

Hello- Many of you have asked how you can get yourself and ALL your loved ones this super cool MickaCoo T-shirt and, thanks to the help of Ailsa and Barna and Heather, I now have the answer for you- It is right HERE: --->>> http://www.cafepress.com/mickaboo/7199150 <<<--- There are ALL kinds of shirt styles (Ts, jerseys, sweatshirts!) and ALL sizes- even the ever-so-elusive SMALL!!! June Bug says, "What are you waiting for? You KNOW you want one!" Yay! -- Elizabeth Until they all have homes, don't buy, don't breed- adopt. www.RescueReport.org www.MickaCoo.org http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGjyooh3Yo0

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MickaCoo volunteers needed for the Solano Stroll event on 9/12 (in Berkeley)
by Elizabeth Young 03 Aug '10

03 Aug '10

Hello- MickaCoo volunteers are needed for the annual Solano Stroll event on 9/12 (in Berkeley) http://www.solanoavenueassn.org/strol.htm Would you like to help? (If you don't have a foster pigeon or dove to bring, we'll make sure somebody there does. Or- we can get you a foster pigeon or dove of course!) e -- Elizabeth Until they all have homes, don't buy, don't breed- adopt. www.RescueReport.org www.MickaCoo.org http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGjyooh3Yo0

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Re: [MickaCoo] [Mickaboo Discuss] Fw: Re: Harness
by Elizabeth Young 02 Aug '10

02 Aug '10

This is a really profound example regarding the difference between parrots and pigeons, both of which are incredibly smart. I've never been so kind or respectful or patient as to give a pigeon this incredible process. I've just picked them up, put pigeon pants on them, let them walk around funny for 2 minutes and then, in some cases, taken them directly to an event. I don't think of myself as cruel or insensitive. They handle it. Really well. I wouldn't and couldn't do it if they weren't moderately OK with it. (There are some pigeons who I'd never put through this- Louie, Charlie, Country- because they just don't want to be close to people nor suffer any foolishness gladly.) But I would never even try to slap a harness on a parrot the way I do with pigeons. I'm writing this not with a lot of clarity on the difference(s) but just to share with you that there is something profoundly different about pigeons and parrots. I have a foster (Hi, Alice!) who has successfully aclimated a rescued adult, unreleasable feral pigeon (Sam) to a flight suit. e On Mon, Aug 2, 2010 at 5:49 PM, dorene adams <doreneadams(a)yahoo.com> wrote: > I'm sure Brian wouldn't mind if I shared this info :) > > --- On *Mon, 8/2/10, W. Brian Greger <wbg(a)zozoeng.com>* wrote: > > > From: W. Brian Greger <wbg(a)zozoeng.com> > Subject: Re: Harness > To: doreneadams(a)yahoo.com > Date: Monday, August 2, 2010, 12:31 PM > > Hey Dorene, > > Yes, I use the Aviator, and yes I have trained birds to use the harness > such that they love to put it on. The instructional video that comes with > the Aviator is flat out the wrong way. Here are the steps using positive > reinforcement. > > 1) Show the harness to the bird at a distance where they remain relax, say > "Treat" and give them a small piece (eaten within 3-5 seconds) of their > favorite treat (Bridge/Treat or B/T). > 2) Next bring the harness closer in small steps, each time B/T > 3) Next have them touch the harness with their beak, B/T > 4) Drape the harness on their body, B/T > > Do the above steps only as quick as your bird will allow, i.e. they remain > calm all the time. You should get to the point where your bird looks > forward to having the harness near them; they will actually want to come > over and touch it. > > 5) Now we have to work on training the loop to go over their head. We > want to start with a large loop say 6-8 inches in diameter. Since the > Aviator loop is meant to be tight around the bird's head, you cannot use it > for this initial loop training. You need to use a piece of rope or > equivalent to create this 6-8 inch loop. > 6) Using the 6"+ loop, put in front of your bird, B/T > 7) Next have your bird point his head towards the loop, B/T. > 8) Next have the bird touch a target on the opposite of the loop to get the > bird to put his head through the loop. B/T > 9) Once you bird readily wants to put his head through the loop, start > making the rope loop smaller and smaller each time having the bird repeat > 5-10 times putting his head through the smaller loop. B/T > 10) Once your bird is very comfortable putting this head through a loop > say twice the size of his head diameter, you can switch to using the Aviator > loop. > 11) Using the Aviator loop, get your bird to put just his beak through the > loop. B/T > 12) Next have your bird put more and more of his/her head through the loop > with it sliding past his eyes to around his neck. B/T. This step is > awkward for your bird. Make sure to pay attention and B/T a lot for all the > little steps. Just practice on having the loop slide on his/her head to the > point of the eyes, B/T, and remove. Do this repeatedly until your bird is > very comfortable with you putting the loop past the eyes to around the neck. > 13) Once you get the loop around the neck, B/T a lot (numerous times) > 14) Next with the loop still around the neck, drape the rest of the harness > on the bird's body. B/T > 15) Now remove the loop from the head by grabbing the loop with both hands > to the left and right of bird's head. Slowly pull the loop off the head. > B/T a lot. Pulling the loop off the head can be very uncomfortable for the > bird since it slides past their eyes and also lifts their head feathers in > the opposite direction in which they natural lay. Don't do this when they > have head pin feathers. > 16) Next we need to work on getting the wing loops on. Start w/o the > harness. Lift one wing up to a comfortable height. B/T > 17) Lift the other wing. B/T > 18) Go back and forth lifting the wings up. B/T. Repeat this over a > number of training sessions > 19) Now put the harness loop around the bird's head, and lift one wing and > put the harness around this one wing. B/T > 20) Lift the other wing and put the harness around this wing. B/T > 21) Now cinch up the front of the harness. B/T a lot for getting to this > point. > 22) Now practice step-up and step-down with harness. B/T > 23) Practice walking around the house and other activities before going > outside. You want your bird to feel very comfortable having a harness on > them. B/T > > Well, I know this is a lot of steps. Depending on your individual bird, > some of these will go quickly others very slowly. It takes about 4-8 weeks > with once a day training to teach this successfully. The goal is not > necessarily to get the harness on your bird but more importantly to make > sure your bird remains relaxed during all the steps along the way. You want > your bird to be a willing participant. If done right, your bird will > eagerly want to get the harness on them. Now that's cooperation! > > Note: Using force anywhere along the way will result in your bird learning > very quickly to avoid the harness. If this happens, it takes much longer to > overcome this bad experience. If at any point you see your bird get > uncomfortable, pause, let them relax, and then regress back to an early step > to help them get over their anxiety. > > Hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions. > > Take Care, > Brian > > Hey Brian! > I have a couple feather tether harness's and my birds hate them. On the > list, some were praising the Aviator. They also said you have better > instruction on how to use it. Is this true? I have not purchased it yet as > my last 2 were a total waste of money. I just want to be cautious. Please > let me know when you have a moment. > > Dorene Adams > Sent via BlackBerry from T-Mobile > > *Aviology Learning Center > *W. Brian Greger > wbg(a)aviologylearning.com > www.aviologylearning.com > 415-227-4450 > > > > > ------- HOW TO -------------------- > CHANGE PERSONAL SETTINGS: > https://mickaboo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/options/discuss/ > VIEW LIST ARCHIVE: https://mickaboo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/private/discuss/ > HOW TO RESET YOUR LIST PASSWORD: > http://confluence.mickaboo.org/x/2wFj > -- Elizabeth Until they all have homes, don't buy, don't breed- adopt. www.RescueReport.org <http://www.rescuereport.org/> www.MickaCoo.org <http://www.mickacoo.org/> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGjyooh3Yo0

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San Matro area/2 large cages for pick up
by Mary Camacho 02 Aug '10

02 Aug '10

Belmont (which is btwn San Mateo and redwood city) 1large macaw cage, and 1 cage 24x24x24 on wheels - anyone??? Sent from my iPhone

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Re: [MickaCoo] [Mickaboo Discuss] Moratoriums, possible solution for some species? ALSO: two free cages available
by Elizabeth Y 02 Aug '10

02 Aug '10

I want to challenge and encourage you all with the information that there have been at least 7 aviaries built (so far) SPECIFICALLY for MickaCoo pigeons and doves with a combined capacity of more than 85 birds (a combination of adopted and fostered) and, while I know parrot aviaries are more complex and expensive, they are certainly possible. Mira Tweti writes about the Rutledge Cockatoo Rescue in Washington in her book, Of Parrots and People and I was very inspired by it. It's what I'll be doing for some parrots someday. -----Original Message----- From: Cal <rprewett(a)gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2010 3:23 PM To: General mickaboo discussion <discuss(a)mickaboo.org> Subject: Re: [Mickaboo Discuss] Moratoriums, possible solution for some species? ALSO: two free cages available Unfortunately, I think it's easier said than done, Kait. We would need to find a volunteer who has the land and is willing to dedicate it to Mickaboo's use. We need to get the materials needed to construct aviaries. We need volunteers to give their time to make the aviaries. Then someone needs to maintain and monitor the flocks we house there. Is this land going to be in a central-enough location that we can have regular volunteers who help care for the many birds? Or are we going to expect the generous land-owner to do that, as well? And do we have enough money/donations to see to necessary vet care for all of those birds, for the rest of their lives? It would certainly be nice! But I think it'd be difficult to pull off. ~Rachael On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 2:53 PM, Kait Ferrall <kferrall(a)yahoo.com> wrote: ________________________________________________________________________ First -- I have two cages that would be suitable for temporary quarantine cages for a small bird or two. I just purchased a large cage for the three budgies I'm fostering, same size cage as what my two 'tiels are in, and therefore do not need these small cages anymore. Black cage, has an angled roof like a house: 22 x 15 x 22 White cage, rectangular (with flat roof): 23 x 16 x 15 Second -- Here we go: It saddens me (and I know I'm not alone) that all of these intelligent, special, and still not fully understood animals are in such dire straights as they are. I'm wondering, doesn't anyone have land? On which mini aviaries may be built? I'm not sure we should always be trying to find perfect homes with human beings for some of these birds. They belong in the trees, they shouldn't even be here at all, so why force them to try to conform to human expectations of a pet? Why not let them be birds? Why hope that those who make it through the approval process stick with the lessons learned? We are so different from birds and how we communicate, and it gets hard compared to having a dog. You can have a great heart, great intentions, and still get exhausted and feel at a loss for what to do or how to handle something. Birds are an entirely different animal to learn about. There is a lot of pressure for us to know how to make them happy so they don't pluck. And even if they are well taken care of, they still sometimes pluck. Why? They shouldn't be here! They shouldn't be spending their days clinging to human interaction, depending on that human for a proper understanding of their needs. They should be in the trees with other birds, living a bird's life. It would be great if we could find land, build some aviaries, copy this model maybe http://www.cockatoorescue.org/index_files/Page331.htm Let them live their lives without trying to find those perfect, approval-worthy homes with humans who almost will always have some issue come up that makes it difficult to provide the best for these amazing animals. I love them, I want to rescue every single one I see posted on Facebook, pictured on the website, reading their stories (through a human's eyes), and I cry for them. I'd love to see this organization build toward having a sanctuary for the many birds who would be happy not having a perfect human-bird relationship, without having to constantly need human interaction. They can be happy without us locking them up when we're out of the house, trimming their wings (which corresponds to cutting the feet off of a dog), controlling them to make them conform to us. If I can find land I can afford, I'd do it. Maybe I can, I'm looking, because I want to build a straw-bale house with an aviary attached (like a sun room, with trees and ropes, etc) which connects to an outdoor enclosed aviary for fresh air, etc). I hope to provide a sanctuary, look after them, provide shelter and great foraging under leaf-litter and the shade of a bird-safe tree, things to tear up, and other birds of their own kind to be with, flocks. We don't have to feel restricted to finding homes with proper human individuals who are trying to rescue and not purchase from these awful stores that sell them. We can do a sanctuary! Why not? ------- HOW TO -------------------- CHANGE PERSONAL SETTINGS: https://mickaboo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/options/discuss/ VIEW LIST ARCHIVE: https://mickaboo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/private/discuss/ HOW TO RESET YOUR LIST PASSWORD: http://confluence.mickaboo.org/x/2wFj

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Re: [MickaCoo] [Mickaboo Discuss] Moratoriums, possible solution for some species? ALSO: two free cages available
by Elizabeth Y 02 Aug '10

02 Aug '10

Correction: I miscounted. The built-for-MickaCoo aviary capacity is more than 100 birds (uncrowded and with room to fly). e -----Original Message----- From: Elizabeth Y <AdoptKings(a)gmail.com> Sent: Monday, August 02, 2010 12:17 AM To: General mickaboo discussion <discuss(a)mickaboo.org> Cc: MickaCoo(a)mickaboo.org <MickaCoo(a)mickaboo.org> Subject: RE: [Mickaboo Discuss] Moratoriums, possible solution for some species? ALSO: two free cages available I want to challenge and encourage you all with the information that there have been at least 7 aviaries built (so far) SPECIFICALLY for MickaCoo pigeons and doves with a combined capacity of more than 85 birds (a combination of adopted and fostered) and, while I know parrot aviaries are more complex and expensive, they are certainly possible. Mira Tweti writes about the Rutledge Cockatoo Rescue in Washington in her book, Of Parrots and People and I was very inspired by it. It's what I'll be doing for some parrots someday. From: Cal <rprewett(a)gmail.com> Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2010 3:23 PM To: General mickaboo discussion <discuss(a)mickaboo.org> Subject: Re: [Mickaboo Discuss] Moratoriums, possible solution for some species? ALSO: two free cages available Unfortunately, I think it's easier said than done, Kait. We would need to find a volunteer who has the land and is willing to dedicate it to Mickaboo's use. We need to get the materials needed to construct aviaries. We need volunteers to give their time to make the aviaries. Then someone needs to maintain and monitor the flocks we house there. Is this land going to be in a central-enough location that we can have regular volunteers who help care for the many birds? Or are we going to expect the generous land-owner to do that, as well? And do we have enough money/donations to see to necessary vet care for all of those birds, for the rest of their lives? It would certainly be nice! But I think it'd be difficult to pull off. ~Rachael On Sun, Aug 1, 2010 at 2:53 PM, Kait Ferrall <kferrall(a)yahoo.com> wrote: ________________________________________________________________________ First -- I have two cages that would be suitable for temporary quarantine cages for a small bird or two. I just purchased a large cage for the three budgies I'm fostering, same size cage as what my two 'tiels are in, and therefore do not need these small cages anymore. Black cage, has an angled roof like a house: 22 x 15 x 22 White cage, rectangular (with flat roof): 23 x 16 x 15 Second -- Here we go: It saddens me (and I know I'm not alone) that all of these intelligent, special, and still not fully understood animals are in such dire straights as they are. I'm wondering, doesn't anyone have land? On which mini aviaries may be built? I'm not sure we should always be trying to find perfect homes with human beings for some of these birds. They belong in the trees, they shouldn't even be here at all, so why force them to try to conform to human expectations of a pet? Why not let them be birds? Why hope that those who make it through the approval process stick with the lessons learned? We are so different from birds and how we communicate, and it gets hard compared to having a dog. You can have a great heart, great intentions, and still get exhausted and feel at a loss for what to do or how to handle something. Birds are an entirely different animal to learn about. There is a lot of pressure for us to know how to make them happy so they don't pluck. And even if they are well taken care of, they still sometimes pluck. Why? They shouldn't be here! They shouldn't be spending their days clinging to human interaction, depending on that human for a proper understanding of their needs. They should be in the trees with other birds, living a bird's life. It would be great if we could find land, build some aviaries, copy this model maybe http://www.cockatoorescue.org/index_files/Page331.htm Let them live their lives without trying to find those perfect, approval-worthy homes with humans who almost will always have some issue come up that makes it difficult to provide the best for these amazing animals. I love them, I want to rescue every single one I see posted on Facebook, pictured on the website, reading their stories (through a human's eyes), and I cry for them. I'd love to see this organization build toward having a sanctuary for the many birds who would be happy not having a perfect human-bird relationship, without having to constantly need human interaction. They can be happy without us locking them up when we're out of the house, trimming their wings (which corresponds to cutting the feet off of a dog), controlling them to make them conform to us. If I can find land I can afford, I'd do it. Maybe I can, I'm looking, because I want to build a straw-bale house with an aviary attached (like a sun room, with trees and ropes, etc) which connects to an outdoor enclosed aviary for fresh air, etc). I hope to provide a sanctuary, look after them, provide shelter and great foraging under leaf-litter and the shade of a bird-safe tree, things to tear up, and other birds of their own kind to be with, flocks. We don't have to feel restricted to finding homes with proper human individuals who are trying to rescue and not purchase from these awful stores that sell them. We can do a sanctuary! Why not? ------- HOW TO -------------------- CHANGE PERSONAL SETTINGS: https://mickaboo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/options/discuss/ VIEW LIST ARCHIVE: https://mickaboo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/private/discuss/ HOW TO RESET YOUR LIST PASSWORD: http://confluence.mickaboo.org/x/2wFj

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Re: [MickaCoo] Foster care needed for sick feral pigeon
by Elizabeth Y 01 Aug '10

01 Aug '10

Hi- I don't know if this will work or not but regardless, I want to thank you, Clare, for the offer. It is much appreciated! Elizabeth -----Original Message----- From: Clare Malone Prichard <malonerous(a)mac.com> Sent: Sunday, August 01, 2010 10:46 AM To: mickacoo(a)mickaboo.org Subject: Re: [MickaCoo] Foster care needed for sick feral pigeon If Mike can keep Starbuck until Sunday afternoon/evening next week (August 8), I would be happy to take over from there. I know that's more than a few days, but I'm heading out of town and won't be back until then. Clare On Jul 31, 2010, at 11:56 PM, mickacoo-request(a)mickaboo.org wrote: > Send MickaCoo mailing list submissions to > mickacoo(a)mickaboo.org > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > https://mickaboo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mickacoo > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > mickacoo-request(a)mickaboo.org > > You can reach the person managing the list at > mickacoo-owner(a)mickaboo.org > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of MickaCoo digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Pigeon in need- FW: bird help! (Elizabeth Y) > 2. Re: [Mickaboo Discuss] Pigeon in need- FW: bird help! > (Tammy Azzaro) > 3. Foster/Care needed for Sick Feral Pigeon (C Dickinson) > 4. Re: [Mickaboo Discuss] Foster/Care needed for Sick Feral > Pigeon (hollywong(a)juno.com) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2010 14:42:08 -0700 > From: Elizabeth Y <adoptkings(a)gmail.com> > Subject: [MickaCoo] Pigeon in need- FW: bird help! > To: "MickaCoo(a)mickaboo.org" <MickaCoo(a)mickaboo.org>, Mickaboo Rescue > <discuss(a)mickaboo.org> > Message-ID: <4c5498b4.0a64730a.3b6a.07ea(a)mx.google.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > Hello- > I can't help this bird and I don't have a foster spot for it but > MickaCoo will pay for vet care if there is someone out there > willing to take this bird in and foster and care for it. > > It may have string-tangled feet. > > Thanks, > > e > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: K S <kelsher99(a)yahoo.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2010 1:21 PM > To: Elizabeth Young <adoptkings(a)gmail.com> > Subject: Fw: bird help! > > > > --- On Sat, 7/31/10, Kiersten Fritzsche <kafritzsche(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > From: Kiersten Fritzsche <kafritzsche(a)gmail.com> > Subject: bird help! > To: mail(a)mickaboo.org, lostandfound(a)mickaboo.org > Date: Saturday, July 31, 2010, 5:18 PM > > Hi.?My name is Kiersten and I work at Whole Foods in Campbell. We > have an injured pigeon that is currently hanging out in our eating > area outside. It looks like he/she cannot neither really walk nor > fly. I don't want to call animal control, because I don't want the > little guy/gal to be put down...I'd rather him/her be rescued and > helped out. This probably isn't what you guys do, but if you have > any suggestions, please let me know! Thank you for your help. Feel > free to e-mail me back at kiersten.fritzsche(a)wholefoods.com (e-mail > me there, because I don't check this particular account all too > often) or call the number listed below. I'll be here until 4pm > today and pretty much all day tomorrow. If you call, you can ask > for myself or for Chris E., if I'm no longer at work. Thanks again! > ? > Kiersten Fritzsche > Customer Service Supervisor > Whole Foods Market > 1690 South Bascom Avenue > Campbell, CA 95008 > (408) 371-5000 > --0-1906292191-1280607675=4980-- >

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Re: [MickaCoo] Foster care needed for sick feral pigeon
by Clare Malone Prichard 01 Aug '10

01 Aug '10

If Mike can keep Starbuck until Sunday afternoon/evening next week (August 8), I would be happy to take over from there. I know that's more than a few days, but I'm heading out of town and won't be back until then. Clare On Jul 31, 2010, at 11:56 PM, mickacoo-request(a)mickaboo.org wrote: > Send MickaCoo mailing list submissions to > mickacoo(a)mickaboo.org > > To subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit > https://mickaboo.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mickacoo > or, via email, send a message with subject or body 'help' to > mickacoo-request(a)mickaboo.org > > You can reach the person managing the list at > mickacoo-owner(a)mickaboo.org > > When replying, please edit your Subject line so it is more specific > than "Re: Contents of MickaCoo digest..." > > > Today's Topics: > > 1. Pigeon in need- FW: bird help! (Elizabeth Y) > 2. Re: [Mickaboo Discuss] Pigeon in need- FW: bird help! > (Tammy Azzaro) > 3. Foster/Care needed for Sick Feral Pigeon (C Dickinson) > 4. Re: [Mickaboo Discuss] Foster/Care needed for Sick Feral > Pigeon (hollywong(a)juno.com) > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- > > Message: 1 > Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2010 14:42:08 -0700 > From: Elizabeth Y <adoptkings(a)gmail.com> > Subject: [MickaCoo] Pigeon in need- FW: bird help! > To: "MickaCoo(a)mickaboo.org" <MickaCoo(a)mickaboo.org>, Mickaboo Rescue > <discuss(a)mickaboo.org> > Message-ID: <4c5498b4.0a64730a.3b6a.07ea(a)mx.google.com> > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > Hello- > I can't help this bird and I don't have a foster spot for it but > MickaCoo will pay for vet care if there is someone out there > willing to take this bird in and foster and care for it. > > It may have string-tangled feet. > > Thanks, > > e > > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: K S <kelsher99(a)yahoo.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 31, 2010 1:21 PM > To: Elizabeth Young <adoptkings(a)gmail.com> > Subject: Fw: bird help! > > > > --- On Sat, 7/31/10, Kiersten Fritzsche <kafritzsche(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > From: Kiersten Fritzsche <kafritzsche(a)gmail.com> > Subject: bird help! > To: mail(a)mickaboo.org, lostandfound(a)mickaboo.org > Date: Saturday, July 31, 2010, 5:18 PM > > Hi.?My name is Kiersten and I work at Whole Foods in Campbell. We > have an injured pigeon that is currently hanging out in our eating > area outside. It looks like he/she cannot neither really walk nor > fly. I don't want to call animal control, because I don't want the > little guy/gal to be put down...I'd rather him/her be rescued and > helped out. This probably isn't what you guys do, but if you have > any suggestions, please let me know! Thank you for your help. Feel > free to e-mail me back at kiersten.fritzsche(a)wholefoods.com (e-mail > me there, because I don't check this particular account all too > often) or call the number listed below. I'll be here until 4pm > today and pretty much all day tomorrow. If you call, you can ask > for myself or for Chris E., if I'm no longer at work. Thanks again! > ? > Kiersten Fritzsche > Customer Service Supervisor > Whole Foods Market > 1690 South Bascom Avenue > Campbell, CA 95008 > (408) 371-5000 > --0-1906292191-1280607675=4980-- >

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Re: [MickaCoo] [Mickaboo Discuss] Foster/Care needed for Sick Feral Pigeon
by hollywong＠juno.com 01 Aug '10

01 Aug '10

Was this the one from Whole Foods in Campbell? Holly Please note: message attached From: C Dickinson <chezd3(a)yahoo.com> To: Discuss MickaCoo <Mickacoo(a)mickaboo.org>, discuss(a)mickaboo.org Cc: Elizabeth Young <adoptkings(a)gmail.com> Subject: [Mickaboo Discuss] Foster/Care needed for Sick Feral Pigeon Date: Sat, 31 Jul 2010 19:54:17 -0700 (PDT) ____________________________________________________________ Penny Stock Jumping 2000% Sign up to the #1 voted penny stock newsletter for free today! http://thirdpartyoffers.juno.com/TGL3131/4c54f2359d106569211st02vuc Hello! Today Mike Reed so kindly took the call to pick up a Feral pigeon called Starbuck that was sick and not eating to the vet and is caring for him, but he can not keep him more than a few days. Thanks and much gratitude to Mike for helping Starbuck and MickaCoo too! We are in desperate need of a foster home for Starbuck the feral Pigeon. He would need to be indoors, kept warm, provided meds and feeding until he gets back on his feet. Does anyone have the space and time to help out. Pretty Please Thank you! Cheryl ____________________________________________________________ Cheryl A Reiki Master - www.cheryldickinson.com A MickaCoo Volunteer - www.MickaCoo.org A King Pigeon Rescuer - http://cheryldickinson.com/kings.htm

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Foster/Care needed for Sick Feral Pigeon
by C Dickinson 31 Jul '10

31 Jul '10

Hello! Today Mike Reed so kindly took the call to pick up a Feral pigeon called Starbuck that was sick and not eating to the vet and is caring for him, but he can not keep him more than a few days. Thanks and much gratitude to Mike for helping Starbuck and MickaCoo too! We are in desperate need of a foster home for Starbuck the feral Pigeon. He would need to be indoors, kept warm, provided meds and feeding until he gets back on his feet. Does anyone have the space and time to help out. Pretty Please Thank you! Cheryl ____________________________________________________________ Cheryl A Reiki Master - www.cheryldickinson.com A MickaCoo Volunteer - www.MickaCoo.org A King Pigeon Rescuer - http://cheryldickinson.com/kings.htm

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