Yet another busy day
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
22 July, 2019
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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…
A handful of hoglets…. This is little “Melody” and her litter mates. Melody and her 4 siblings all came in as newborns after their mother was killed on the road.
Laurel nursing her three babies, which are approximately four weeks old now. She and her newborn babies came to us after being found in the yard of an industrial unit
One of the mums and hogs that we have in garden pens – mum is in the hutch resting while her offspring are eating.
Some good news about the four hoglets that came in late yesterday evening after mum had been AWOL all day. Mum turned up, some 28 hours after she left them,