We are a local hedgehog rescue charity. We rescue, rehabilitate and release wild European hedgehogs in Jersey. Please contact us by phone on 01534 734340 if you find an injured, sick or orphaned hedgehog in need of help in Jersey. We are open 8am to 8pm every day, after 8pm please contact the JSPCA emergency service 07797 720331
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Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group la White Lodge, Le Chemin des Moulins St Helier Jersey JE2 4ZR
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This hedgehog had a nasty strimmer wound to his head with some skull bone exposed. The wound healed very well with the help of New Era vets and Manuka honey. He is being released today.This hedgehog had a nasty strimmer wound to his head with some skull bone exposed. The wound healed very well with the help of New Era vets and Manuka honey. He is being released today.0 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 398 Views 0 previzualizare1
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This poor hog has met with a strimmer, there are short spines on his head as well as this nasty cut on his nose. Nose wounds are always hard to heal and hogs hate not being able to breathe through their noses, the noises coming from his hutch are awful as he tries to breathe through his nose. We are trying all the usual meds and nebulisation before we decide that nothing can be done for this poor hedgehog.This poor hog has met with a strimmer, there are short spines on his head as well as this nasty cut on his nose. Nose wounds are always hard to heal and hogs hate not being able to breathe through their noses, the noises coming from his hutch are awful as he tries to breathe through his nose. We are trying all the usual meds and nebulisation before we decide that nothing can be done for this poor hedgehog.
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This is a very lucky hedgehog who was crossing the road by St Lawrence School yesterday and rescued by a kind lady who brought him to us as she could see he was dragging a back leg. We took him straight to New Era Vets who found he had broken both bones in his back leg and had a hairline fracture of the pelvis. Vet Ben has pinned the leg successfully, so we are hoping for a full recovery and release, after 4 weeks cage rest to heal the pelvic fracture. The other option was amputation. Many thanks to Ben for avoiding this for the hedgehog. They often walk well enough with one back leg but cannot groom themselves and are more prone to parasite infestation and flystrike.This is a very lucky hedgehog who was crossing the road by St Lawrence School yesterday and rescued by a kind lady who brought him to us as she could see he was dragging a back leg. We took him straight to New Era Vets who found he had broken both bones in his back leg and had a hairline fracture of the pelvis. Vet Ben has pinned the leg successfully, so we are hoping for a full recovery and release, after 4 weeks cage rest to heal the pelvic fracture. The other option was amputation. Many thanks to Ben for avoiding this for the hedgehog. They often walk well enough with one back leg but cannot groom themselves and are more prone to parasite infestation and flystrike.
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https://fb.watch/A49IbJ65RU/ Hogs with no table manners! Courtesy of Springwatch and Action for Wildlife Jerseyhttps://fb.watch/A49IbJ65RU/ Hogs with no table manners! Courtesy of Springwatch and Action for Wildlife Jersey0 Commentarii 0 Distribuiri 520 Views 0 previzualizare
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