Lonesome & friends - Dove Bird for Adoption in Oakville, Washington

Ring-necked doves available as 2, 4 or 6. Ages and sexes unknown but there are at least 2 females. There are a variety of colors. While not held at this point they are friendly and unafraid. They make adorable noises and love making nests. Currently they are separated as 2 and 4 with 3 possibly being the offspring of the original pair. (Prior to coming into our care)

We are seeking pet home(s) that will replace eggs to prevent reproduction. There are already too many pets in need.

Doves can live indoor or outdoor but need predator safe enclosures and room to fly.

If interested in adopting, please email us this information:

Name & address
Rent or own
Number and ages of people in your home
Bird experience
Photos of planned enclosure or description of what you plan. A suitable enclosure is required before they go home.

Their adoption fee is $100 for all 6 or $40 for 2, $80 for 4

Their backstory:

Lonesome came to us after flying into a window. Luckily for him, the window was in a business run by a rescue. He made his way to us. As a ring-necked dove, he could not join our pigeon flock. So Lonesome Dove he became. Much time passed but we were eventually asked to take a group of doves from a local shelter. We did and now, Lonesome is that no longer!

The dove, a type of bird known for its calm and gentle nature, belongs to the family Columbidae. Doves are often recognized by their soft cooing sounds and distinctive plumage, which commonly includes shades of white, gray, and brown. These birds are distributed worldwide and are celebrated for their symbolism of peace and love. Doves typically form strong pair bonds and are renowned for their graceful flight and soothing presence in various cultures and traditions.

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