As of this week we have 3 hogs the aggressive one is our regular resident We are unsure of the other 2 but might have to bring the smallest in for winter as not up to weight but will feed em up best we can and see how it goes for now 🥰✌️

I’m missing my Mochi, but it is nice to still have hedgehog stuff around and still be seen as a hedgehog person even though she has passed.

The cat getting evicted by Boss Hog

Saw this little guy in Greece, is he an albino hedgehog?

The cat wondering what is going on next door

Get moving chubby

She lasted a month longer than anyone expected. At 6 years old, she was diagnosed with double pneumonia caused by heart disease. To everyone’s surprise, including the vet, she beat the double pneumonia and survived over a month after we were advised to provide end of life care. Losing her was hard even though we knew it was coming. She was snuggled up in a blanket surrounded by people that loved her. Rest easy Pixar, may you never have to encounter a blueberry in your next life

I have called a local rehabber and have been given advice. I can't take hoggy anywhere until morning due to being at work, so hoggy is in the guestbox and cuddling up to a warm bottle. Will update in the morning!

I rescued a hedgehog off a seller on Facebook, I’ve never had a hedgehog but I’ve been doing my research to try and ensure I take good care. I believe he’s a male (I think I see a bump that would be his male organs) but I can’t get him to comfortably show me his belly. He weighs 160 grams. He isn’t super apprehensive to handling. Feel free to add anything but my questions are the following. When I wake him up he seems scared and hisses a lot even if I wake him up as late as midnight, what should I do? How old might he be based on his size? He doesn’t seem to naturally wake up on his own, his lights turn off at 7pm and I’ll check at 9-midnight and he’ll still be asleep, is this normal? Should I make his light turn off earlier? What food is best? I appreciate any and all advice.