I love the idea that Simon sat down with the hedgehog and had an intervention regarding cars and suitable sleeping spots. "Do you see any slugs in here? No, and that's why you shouldn't stay here!" 😂
Here in Germany are now in november many of underwight, little hedgehoks. They are born late in this year. Many of persons try to work, that the little animals will survive the winter.
If we dont get a hard winter they will survive... But its mostly the lack of food and water that is the problem :) Hugs from one from "your" neigbour country Denmark :D
@@wildlifeaid The shelter said, there was only one litter this year. ..and that late. It was so dry here in " Niedersachsen". Of course there are many bools with water and catfood in my garden...but it' s only my garden. The others........It was not enough. So sad. I informed the people, but there is a indifference.
We had the same problem with baby deer here on Vancouver Island this year, many spotted babies as far into September/October and that is very late for here
@@MystiqueHorizon Oh my god. It's absolut sad. But maby babydeers have better acceptans from person to help, than hedgehogs. They are sweater than hedhehogs. Iwill hope, these natural desasters stop agsin. For our children and their childs. With love , Uta
How the hell did the hedgehog get up into a car...its quite high off the ground compared to the hedge hog......mind boggling......well done Colin and team 🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
I loved Simon's reply when asked how he freed the hog ("I talked to him."). If he got under the seat going forward, he should fit returning coming also forward. Give him some worms.
@@limiv5272 for me its awesome feeling, it happened for the first time this year, my cat loves them too and is a bit jealous..;-) animals are great company.:-*
I found a heghog yesterday up my gutter I couldn't get him out so I cut off the bottom of the gutter then cut him out he was fine and healthy but I weighed him and he was 800g! No wonder he got stuck
"Talked to him... and a large pair of forceps...." That's almost a direct quote from Al Capone: "You get more with a nice word and a gun than just with a nice word."
@@leifvejby8023 I had a ferret that I picked up from a table in a pet shop jump into my shirt collar. Fortunately I was able to untuck my shirt tail and pull it out without suffocating it.
I am trying to entice the hedgehogs to review the real estate (hedgehog house) tonight. Today, I have added straw and hay with hedgehog dry food. The two feeding stations remain well used. Need to keep an eye out for a smaller one I saw a few weeks ago before it gets much colder. Hope it has put weight on now. Hedgehog Street is a good resource. People can sign up as a Hedgehog Champion.
2:07 How do you know it´s painless for the animal? Have you asked it? I love what you are doing, don´t get me wrong but don´t say something like that because you can´t possible know.
A rubber spatula or wooden spoon works great to push his backside along forward as an extension of your hand. No spines lol I did just that a few days ago with a cat in the same predicament. When they felt slight pressure on the backside they just walked right out.
