It is central to our lives, a legacy that has traveled millennia of our past, and calls on pigeon people of today, to pass it along to pigeon people of tomorrow. Pigeons deserve recognition. They have warred alongside us, saved lives, rescued our drowned, carried vital messages, fed us, aided in our experiments, and most of all, helped us enjoy the vibrant life that surrounds us and the skies that cover us. Pigeons merit a haven, a place in this country they can call their own. That place is the World of Wings Pigeon Center.
People know little about pigeons, and what they do know is adverse.
We must make it our mission to educate them about these birds, display our pigeons and show off their talents, both on land and in the air. It is only then that people will accept them and, hopefully like them. We have everything to gain from making pigeons more popular. As public opinion and the image of the pigeon improve, ordinances might be reversed. More of our children would be allowed to pursue this exciting hobby a guarantee to pique their interest in life sciences and keep them off dangerous streets and more people could adopt them as pets.