Another one of today’s entries, an approximately 3 week old hoglet, found out alone at lunchtime in Lytchett Minster. Was observed from a distance for some time, but no sign of mum or of the hoglet knowing where he needed to be.
He was picked up, placed in a box and given some dog meat, which he ate ravenously. We were called, and collected him 20 minutes later.
He is now in an incubator getting warm.
Then and now… Tasha and her 24 hour old hoglet were brought to us from Yeovil at gone midnight on
No sooner finished one hog with fly strike, and another comes in.
This one was brought to us from Blandford, having been found trapped in plastic. The finder cut the hog free and brought it straight to us.
This poor hogs ears were packed solid with flies eggs, and it has a garrote type wound about its neck that was also covered in eggs.
This female hog, 556g, was found on a local GP’s drive during the daytime, and was brought straight in to
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