About

Moose’s Flock Pigeon and Dove Rescue technically began when a little lost ringneck dove showed up in the backyard of founder Jenna Close and she fell in love. A couple of years later two lost racing pigeons also arrived. It was at this time that Jenna adopted a giant brown pigeon named Moose. Unknown to anyone, Moose was very ill with a disease called mycobacteriosis. This diagnosis often results in humane euthanasia because of the cost, time and risk involved in treating it. Jenna and her vet, Dr. G, decided to treat Moose. For the next year and a half Moose was medicated 4x a day. He quickly became a different bird – full of spunk and personality and energy. A couple of months after completing treatment, Moose passed away. Even so, giving him that year and a half of joy and love and health was worth it. In the midst of heartbreak, Jenna decided she would one day start a rescue in honor of Moose’s legacy. Welcome to Moose’s Flock.

What We Believe

Pigeons and doves deserve a life of safety and love just like any other living being.

  • We are anti-breeding.
  • We are against free-flying in all forms except inside the house.
  • We are against squab & wet markets.
  • We are pro feeding & care of feral pigeon flocks.
  • We are in favor of banning avitrol.
  • We do not support any company that uses pest control services to remove pigeons.
  • We are against pigeon racing.
  • We are against fancy pigeon shows & domestic selection to meet pigeon breed standards.
  • We are against dove releases for wedding, funeral, gender reveal & any other occasion.
  • We will help any pigeon or dove in need regardless of where they came from.