Hi!
This guy showed up on my doorstep about an hour ago. He has a red tag on each leg, but I cannot make out what they say. I was going to try to grab him to read the tag but do not want to stress him out. He didn’t go crazy when I got close, and he drank some water I gave him. I believe he’s a pigeon but cannot tell if he is wild or maybe a pet?
I don’t want him to get eaten by a fox or something overnight.
Any advice on how to proceed?
Thanks in advance!

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