This little chap is Robbie. He came to us at the end of February with a strimmer wound to the back of his head (you can see where his spikes have been cut by the strimmer in the photos below) and the worst case of pneumonia we’ve ever seen.
We collected this little lady yesterday, who was found wandering about on the road earlier in the day. She is very weak, dehydrated, extremely emaciated,
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
Here are a couple of not so pleasant photos of Robbie’s damaged eye, which now looks like it has burst. He is still too poorly
Poor old Robbie is not having an easy recovery. He still has a nasal discharge and noisy breathing despite very strong antibiotics and nebuliser treatment.
Dale, the hog that was attacked by rats, has made a good recovery. As you can see from the photo below, his wound where the
Robbie, the hog with bad pneumonia, is still hanging in there. He has not been eating much the last couple of days, and has lost
Little update on Robbie the latest victim of strimmer or hedgecutter. He has a huge lung worm burden, coupled with a chest infection and is
Another of our hogs well on the mend, this is the hog that was attacked by rats last week. The wound is at his back
Odin’s dorsal wound has healed really well now, although his quills are a bit sparse, but he should be fine to be released back to
