Hogs
Hand feeding and weaning
This little 71g female hoglet was brought to us late afternoon after being seen out and about without mum for a couple of days. After a nice couple of hours
3 July, 2025
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This little 71g female hoglet was brought to us late afternoon after being seen out and about without mum for a couple of days. After a nice couple of hours
The arrival of this 95g male hoglet this evening brings us to 107 hedgehogs in care, over 50 of them being hoglets. Things are a bit hectic at the moment
I would like to thank all our volunteers and extra helpers who made our open day a spectacular success. From controlling the traffic in and out of the car park,
Well, where do I start. What an absolutely spectacular attendance we had at our grand opening today. We underestimated by a long long way the number of people that would
Blanche’s babies, now 18 days old, self anointing at the new smells in the holding box while their cage was being cleaned out. All the mums and babies are doing
Cheryl went and collected this mum and her 4 babies after her nest was disturbed. They were found under some tarpaulin when ground work was started in the finders garden.
We had a fairly busy day yesterday, with several entries including 9 hoglets like this 67g singleton. As you can see, his eyes aren’t open yet so he’s far too
Cuteness overload. Mia’s babies. Just three little babies having a good snuggle, while mum goes for a bath to help with a fungal infection. I love it when they are
After arriving covered in fly strike on Saturday afternoon, and struggling for the first 24 hours tiny Poppet – the lighter coloured one on the right – is now snuggled