Busy period
We’ve been massively busy the past week, with lots going on – making preparations for releasing hogs, micro-chipping hogs (60 so far) for ongoing studies,
6 April, 2020
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We’ve been massively busy the past week, with lots going on – making preparations for releasing hogs, micro-chipping hogs (60 so far) for ongoing studies,
3 more entries this afternoon; 1 adult male hog 800g 1 adult female hog 676g 1 male adult hog 649g All 3 were found hibernating
This adult hog, 552g, was brought in to us at lunchtime today after being seen lay out during daytime. It had been disturbed from hibernation
A couple of new entries; 1 x female juvenile hog, 278g. Found out in daytime, staggering around in circles. She was quite dehydrated and has
This 313g hoglet came in to us today after being found 3 days ago. This is not a hog that has been in hibernation and
Just two entries yesterday, including this adult female who was found out during the daytime, covered in ticks and apparently blind in her left eye.
First entry of the new year; 1 x adult male hedgehog 592g, attacked by a dog, wound on head and to left side above skirt.
This years figures to date; 606 hedgehogs entered our rescue 259 were released to Wild 76 are fostered out 168 are being overwintered with us
Hogs are still coming through the doors, some sadly not making it; 1 x adult male hedgehog hit by two cars was brought in last
Another entry tonight, adult male hog, 565g. Has an injury to the left side of his face and snout. Luckily no flystrike. Also very flat