De-gloved
This poor little hoglet came in yesterday having been found out alone. As you can see, it has suffered an attack, and has bite wounds and severe bruising. Both front
26 July, 2019
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This poor little hoglet came in yesterday having been found out alone. As you can see, it has suffered an attack, and has bite wounds and severe bruising. Both front
We are still experiencing many calls for help at the moment, and we are almost back up to our winter numbers for hogs in our care. Today’s entries include; 1
Today’s list so far; 1 x female hoglet 132g suspected broken leg. Vet to assess – edited – leg amputated this afternoon (Wednesday). A pair of sibling hoglets found on
As King Theoden in the Lord of the Rings (The Two Towers) said “So it begins…” or, in our case, “so it continues…” Today’s entries include; 1 x adult male
I haven’t had time to collate a post about yesterday’s madness, so I’m not going to do one now, but here are some photos of some of the casualties. It
Then and now… Tasha and her 24 hour old hoglet were brought to us from Yeovil at gone midnight on the 28th June. She only had the one hoglet, and
We’re having a very busy day so far… Entries include; 1 x male hoglet 130g found in Kinson, out in daylight going round in circles. Thin, dehydrated and cold. Was
This pair of hoglets are actually siblings, despite the difference in size. They currently occupy one of the incubators, but we will put them with other hoglets of the same
One way of making sure you get your share of the food – get in the food bowl and cover it up…