Herman the pigeon lost his ability to fly due to a virus, and faced starvation; but he was delivered into the hands of caring humans—where he also made a few unlikely furry, four-legged friends—at The Mia Foundation. First found in a parking lot, where he was spotted idling in the same spot for a couple of days, Herman was saved by a concerned citizen. The pigeon was malnourished, and on the brink of death. Thankfully for the bird, they made a call and found someone who specialized in caring for animals that have birth defects. Herman was brought to Sue Rogers, 56, founder of The Mia Foundation, based in Rochester, New York. “I was contacted almost four years ago about a pigeon found in a parking lot unable to fly,” Sue told The Epoch Times of the rescue. “Herman was starving to death and I had to tube-feed him for …