British hedgehog now officially classified as vulnerable to extinction 30th July 2020/in BHPS News /by andy The inclusion, today, of the hedgehog in the
This adult female hog was brought to us last night after the finder noticed she was bleeding. On examination, we found that most of the
Some more releases yesterday evening, Stanley and Rita were released back to the wild. Also, Mum Nessa and her litter of FIVE (yes, five) female
Hedgehog Care Assistants Every day, the hedgehogs in our care need weighing, their cages cleaned, food and water supplying, and their records updated. Many also
Here are three of our little singleton orphan hoglets, Spikes (at the food bowl) and her companions, Elda and Shelby. These three have been put
This is little Mae, a 240g female hoglet that was found by the children of Upton Infants School 5 days ago. She was dehydrated, cold
This is new mum “Paris”. Several weeks ago she was found running around at a set of traffic lights on the main road outside Lidl
One of our hand reared litters of hoglets coming along nicely. All crashed out together having trashed their incubator – the little darlings
Unfortunately, due to Tracy having to go into hospital for surgery at short notice, we are unable to take in any new entries for the
IF YOU FIND A HEDGEHOG IN NEED OF HELP, PLEASE CALL US ON 07587 925 476 AS SOON AS POSSIBLE.
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