Grant = new ICU
Thanks to a grant from Animal Canopy and the proceeds of Suzanne Langley’s garden party, we have been able to purchase this HUGE incubator that will allow us to keep
7 August, 2019
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Thanks to a grant from Animal Canopy and the proceeds of Suzanne Langley’s garden party, we have been able to purchase this HUGE incubator that will allow us to keep
We’ve got a couple of hogs in with harvest mite infestations now. Harvest mites attack animals (and humans) during their larval period, which is the only stage that attacks animals.
Today’s entries so far; 1 x adult female hedgehog and her hoglet 122g dug out by a dog. 1 x female hoglet 134g out alone in daylight. Dehydrated and cold.
Another entry just now, 1 male hoglet, 186g found out alone frantically looking around (probably for mum) but no other hogs seen around.
Luckily he is only slightly dehydrated, but very hungry. Here he is eating some first age kitten biscuits from a tea bag dish, so you can see how tiny he is.
Pansy’s hoglets are doing well, she is very laid back in her attitude, and tolerates her hutch being cleaned very well, and shows no sign of stress.
We have another new mum hog, she was brought in having been attacked by a dog, and gave birth within hours of arriving. She was very traumatised when she arrived,
Last night and today, so far; 1 x female hoglet 131g found out alone in the middle of a main road through Wareham. Given s/c fluids and placed in an
Another entry today, a juvenile female hog with an open fracture to her rear right leg, with flystrike all around it. She was also very dehydrated. She has has the
I mentioned this happening on a previous post, here is a collage of photos from another rescue that has just dealt with a hog with a peanut stuck in the