Rescue, Rehab, Release
I collected this little lass from Bovington last night, after she was found out on a pavement.
She was extremely dehydrated, emaciated and very lethargic.
I gave her subcutaneous fluids, but unfortunately she was too far gone, and died shortly after I got her home.
Thanks to Michael Roberts for calling us out, and for his kind donation.
Darling Henrietta gave me a few sleepless nights but is now doing brilliantly Who doesn’t love a happy outcome? Little
Another new entry on Saturday, which was found in a totally enclosed garden that is fully paved, so no chance of finding food or water. It appears he had squeezed through a tiny gap, and fallen 3 feet down into the garden.
He has worn all his claws down to the quick in his efforts to get back out of the garden, and scraped and blistered all his feet.
Another one of our emergencies;
She had been taken to a vet by the finder, where she had stitches in her mouth and front leg, and the finder then had her for about ten days.
She had not responded after the vets treatment, and the finder called us for advice, and we felt the hog should come to us for aid.
