My Sweet Pigeon Haku has Died
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FROM Liese
Hunter, Palomacy
January 2022
My sweet pigeon Haku has died.... Haku had a very important life. He loved his wife, he loved people. He was busy all day. I believe this is true of all beings and I hope, if you have read this far, that you take the time to learn more about pigeons or maybe some other critter that you encounter that you haven’t always had a good feeling about.
Haku
Haku was rescued from San Jose Animal Control by Palomacy (then MickaCoo) on January 29, 2011. He was lovingly fostered, then adopted by Cheryl Dickinson when he married her rescued lab pigeon, Gracie.
On July 27th, 2012, Palomacy rescued a young King pigeon, Penelope Peanut,
who also went to foster with Cheryl.
Haku, in a rare pigeon divorce, left Gracie for Peanut. Haku & Peanut became
an item.
Haku and Peanut
....
Read the ENTIRE ARTICLE HERE (PDF) with LOTS MORE PICTURES!
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