The little hoglet who came in to us late on Monday afternoon has been named “Prosecco” by the ladies who found her.
Although she took several hours in one of the incubators to slowly warm up enough to take her feeds, she is now doing really well and feeding every two hours round the clock.
Her eyes are still closed but they will probably open in the next few days. She has put on a few grams weight, so we are now more hopeful for her than we had been over the first few hours after we got her.
This little chap came in to us in a very poor condition, very dehydrated and emaciated, probably due to having
This little chap came in after being found out during daytime, dragging one of his back legs. He was taken
Button was brought to us after being found collapsed on a driveway. She was taken to the Vets as we are very concerned for her. She has swelling all down her right side, from her eye to her tail, including her legs, and has severe bruising. She was x-rayed but no breaks were found thankfully. It is possible that she has some brain trauma, and we will have to wait and see how that develops.
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