18 June, 2020
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One of the litters we are hand rearing investigating ‘slop’ for the first time – this is the first stage of weaning them off of
This female hog, 556g, was found on a local GP’s drive during the daytime, and was brought straight in to us. She is very emaciated
Sadly we had to have two young adult hogs PTS due to their injuries, one having had its skull crushed by a dog, the other
This strapping male hog, 1011g, was collected from Baiter park in Poole earlier this afternoon after being found laying out in the rain. Someone had
This male hog, 817g, was collected from Wareham earlier this afternoon after being found laying out in the rain and unresponsive. He has a wound
This male hog, 536g (named Capt. Tom by the finder) came in to us this morning, has the signs of an absolutely classic fox attack
Couldn’t resist one last pic for today. This is Ivy. She came to us with her sister Holly around Christmas time. Both were underweight juveniles
Two more of our bravest boys were released a few days ago. Samson came to us as a juvenile from a building site in late