Alan Boddington retweeted
What a difference 24 hours can make
Hourly observation and fluids, lots TLC. From very dehydrated to very greedy.
We are so excited for his future now
To continue helping our hogs we need your support.
Go fund me page:
gofund.me/f30c9d75
Alan Boddington retweeted
PLEASE READ THE PHOTOS TO EXPLAIN THE SITUATION @michaelastracha @NaturalEngland @BBCSpringwatch @WildlifeTrusts @ChrisGPackham @wild_helper @Protect_Wldlife @WildJustice_org @BBCCountryfile @BBCNews @BBCWatchdog. @IoloWilliams2 @WKWT @warkspolice @WarksBirds – at West Midlands, England
Alan Boddington retweeted
Please help our rescue to become a registered charity. We need to raise £5000 then we will get more help with funding. Fundraising is so hard at the moment and we are really struggling to keep going. To donate visit Our go fund me page gf.me/u/vuushu – at West Midlands, England
Alan Boddington retweeted
Mum and 6 babies came in Friday. Mum had 2 on arrival and by time we had checked her in she had 6. concerned about her feeling threatened she was put into our quiet pen. She still has 5 as the little runt unfortunately didn’t make it. But rest are doing really well.
Alan Boddington retweeted
#BarnacleHedgehogs Sorry for horrible pic, but really want to hammer home PLEASE check your bonfires carefully before lighting and light from only one side to provide escape route. Better still don't have a bonfire....
Pic Copyright Keith Jones.
Alan Boddington retweeted
As co-editor delighted to announce that the #BrandonMarsh Report 2015 is now available from the Nature Centre!
Alan Boddington retweeted
This pisses me off why bag it then hang it up.id rather u flick the dog mess in the bush base all over the valley
Alan Boddington retweeted
RT @alanbodd: @wildlife_uk Glossy Ibis at Pelsall , West Midlands today.











