Hogs
Autumn Juveniles
Some of the late season litters we have hand reared, all at slightly different stages of development, but all equally as messy as each other.
5 October, 2020
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Some of the late season litters we have hand reared, all at slightly different stages of development, but all equally as messy as each other.
Apple, rhubarb and custard digging in to a nice feed. They came to us 8 days ago after being found alone in a compost heap.
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.
This one causes a lot of arguments so this is the bottom line as agreed by the Hedgehog Researchers across Europe, the British Hedgehog Preservation
Sisters Rosie and Jem came to us in late November as tiny babies after being dug out of their nest by a dog. They are
We had this little chap brought in last night, after he found it on a building site. This poor little hog has a foot missing,
Another new entry today, this little guy was found out during daytime, asleep on the lawn, so the finder contacted us for advice, following which
Odin’s dorsal wound is healing really well now, with new skin growth covering much of the area where large clumps of skin had died and
Tracy picked this little guy up from Wimborne today, after builders disturbed his nest while doing groundworks for a new extension. He is quite poorly,
Not so little Victoria is one of our hand reared litters from the autumn, somewhat different in size now than when we were syringe feeding