Thankfully we have a good network of volunteers and two of our fosterers have taken on the challenge of looking after Nelson and Mrs X (she has still to be named).
Nelson is the smaller hog (300 grams) and Mrs X is the larger (600 grams)
Nelson is now settled into his new home and as you can see has a lovely new hutch with a run all to himself. Once the garden is fully escape proof he'll have the run of the garden, which is full of lovely thick bushes and great places to forage.
Nelson in his new home
Mrs X has gone to a garden and joins Vince who is partially paralysed. However this doesn't stop him getting into the house and hiding behind the washing machine!
Vince behind the washing machine again!
In readiness for their new tenant new houses were created for Vince and his new lady Mrs X.
New purpose built home
Both new homes in position
Homes being covered so they are snug, dry and warm ready for winter
As you can see we rely heavily on the support of vets such as Roebucks and our volunteer carers and fosterers. All of whom support us by giving their time for free and often support our work financially.
So I'd like to take this opportunity like to thank Elaine for taking Mrs X, Wayne for making two fab homes and John for taking Nelson.
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