Here are a few photos of some of the litters that are in our nursery shed with their mums, taken today by Sally while she was cleaning out the cages.
We’re not entirely sure how many hoglets there are, as many of the litters are too young to risk disturbing them yet. These are the older ones, and all appear to be doing quite well.
We’ll be able to start releasing these hoglets in a few weeks or so.
This strapping male hog, 1011g, was collected from Baiter park in Poole earlier this afternoon after being found laying out
At the start of the year, we were contacted by Kestrel Liner Agencies who wanted to know if they could
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.
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