Hogs
Flystrike (Myiasis)
This 358g juvenile female hog was brought in to us last night, freezing cold, soaking wet and covered in flystrike (Myiasis). She was given warm
29 October, 2020
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This 358g juvenile female hog was brought in to us last night, freezing cold, soaking wet and covered in flystrike (Myiasis). She was given warm
Over the last couple of weeks we have taken in several very small hoglets, some as young as 7-10 days old. This tiny girl has
Today we said a fond farewell to a special lady who has been with us for several months – Layla. She originally came to us
Very sadly, we have this morning had to have a very young hoglet of just 190g put to sleep due to Metabolic Bone Disease. She
Autumn litters are still being born – This little 78g female hoglet, now named Ethel, came in to us last night after being found motionless
We, like many other rescues, are currently being inundated with hedgehogs that do not need to come into care, partly due to various spurious weights
This little hog came to us covered in tar yesterday. He was cleaned up with Fairy Liquid and a tooth brush. We managed to get
Some of the late season litters we have hand reared, all at slightly different stages of development, but all equally as messy as each other.
One of our volunteers, Stephanie, had a bit of a surprise while cleaning out cages today, two new hoglets less than 12 hours old. Luckily
A first for us today, a hedgehog caught on a fishing hook. It wasn’t from discarded fishing line, the guy had been night fishing and