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Since retiring in 2019 my Auntie Sue Ashworth set up her hedgehog sanctuary to help rescue and rehabilitate wild hedgehogs and set them free back into their natural habitat.
Hedgehogs are rapidly declining in population so rescues like Hog Manor help to keep the hedgehog population growing.
Hog manor is entirely self funded and relies heavily on donations from the public.
I am wanting to raise £600 to buy her a new incubator as she currently only has the one for her entire rescue which can house up to 40 hedgehogs at any one time. Sometimes there are several hedgehogs that come into the rescue that need extra help getting better with the incubator however due to her having only the one this is not always possible.
You can read more about Hog Manor and the hedgehogs my auntie has helped to rescue and save on her website (click Hog manor below) or by searching “Hog Manor hedgehog rescue” on facebook.
Any donation, no matter how big or small will help 🦔
Thankyou
