Young hedgehog trapped between two walls! 

Thank you! It's always nice to see young people loving wildlife at such an early age :)

Thank you!

Very much so. It's so great to see the younger generation so involved with wildlife :)

Fingers crossed! :)

The "1st floor: lingerie" is a reference from "Are You Being Served?". Unfortunately a scientist got into hot water when making the same joke in a lift earlier this year.

We live to educate! ;)

Angry pin cushions! :D Thanks for watching :)

What an apt description!

Haha! One of many!

Thank you very much! That's very kind of you :)

Thank you! Sadly, they are becoming a pretty rare sight nowadays :(

yep! I do see hedgehogs near my area (I've actually met two face to face, but it seems only once a year or so), one of them was an individual spiky ball of cute where my mum and her work colleague helped rescue a tiny hedgehog that was getting too close for comfort with the road, so they picked it up and took it to my house as behind our house is a nature reserve, so we thought it'll be best to take it to the nature reserve so it's at least safe! the other one was a fairly big hedgehog that was in my garden, which questions me how it found its way in, but I don't mind! it was a nice sight to see ^^

How wild was it?! Was it tearing apart the garden? Joking, I love hedgehogs

That is very true!

That's great to hear! Thank you for doing your bit to help wildlife!

Thank you very much! We are really grateful that there are so many people who care enough to call us :)

Aww thank you. That is very kind :)

Thank you! I'm glad to hear that! :)

Thank you :)

Haha thank you!

Thank you! British wildlife is amazing, even if it is often overlooked :)

Yeah, Simon is adorable.

Thank you once again for your kind comment! It really means a lot to us. Please don't be apologetic, your constant support on our videos is amazing and we are very thankful for it :)

Thank you!

Very much so! :D

Haha!

Aww thank you!

Definitely agree :)

Thank you!

Aww thank you that's really nice of you to say :)

They are very cute! :D

Definitely! It can be the difference between life and death - especially in the hotter months! Thank you for doing your bit to help your local wildlife :)

The Czech Ornithological Society (which seems to be increasingly gaining traction in wildlife-care circles in recent years because they do a lot of practical things people can participate in) has kept reminding people to do it on their Facebook page. Some people mentioned they can't leave it on the ground because they have cats around, so it mostly serves birds; but we're able to keep it close to the ground for everyone to use! I'm wondering, have you ever done any videos in that vein, i.e. a sort of "wildlife first aid for laymen", the sort of thing one can do in one's everyday life, like the above? I know a lot of advice is scattered in your videos, and it occurred to me that maybe, with your experience, you would be able to compile a sort of checklist-video or videos of things to do and things to avoid to prevent the most common mishaps. From my own experience, when one is a town-dweller with a liking for wildlife but little practical knowledge, such suggestions that help one do one's own part are absolutely fantastic. You do have a lot of followers and now also abroad (see: me), so you could reach a pretty big audience with that, and people could share it on social networks etc. A random tidbit: There's a Czech smartphone app that should help call the nearest wildlife aid station if you find an injured animal - I think it was developed by some IT students. If such a thing doesn't exist for UK or other countries yet, I'm throwing it out here for people to pick up on.

Haha! I will take that as a compliment! ;)

Thank you very much!

Thank you :D

Haha! I'm not sure what to say! :P

Thank you very much! I'm glad you do :)

Haha! Thank you! :D

Thank you! We always try to feed if needed, but allowing an animal to eat in a highly stressful or very weak situation can actually have a negative effect. We always try and make sure everything is calm and the animal is not overly dehydrated or collapsed when we give support feeds :)

And you can put out a hedgehog house! :-)

Sadly yes.. we are just getting young hedgehogs in as I type this.

At least if they are with you they are out of harms way

They are very cute!

I always love the hedgehogs

Thank you! I'm glad you do :)

Jorja Scorer they more than likely get paid by the people, but they also make money off of RU-vid and donations to buy more supplies for the animals they rescue im sure

We do have a small number of staff, but 99% of the WAF team are volunteers. We do not charge for our services and rely entirely on public donations :)

@@wildlifeaid thank you for replying! I'm only young ( not quite a teenager ) but I love all animals.

That's great to hear! Hopefully we will see you as a volunteer in the future. We'd love to have you! :)

Their underbelly is very soft :)

And if they are tame they love being rubbed around the edge of the spiky "shield".

Thank you! If you ever find yourself in the UK we'd love to have you on board as a volunteer! :)

Thank you!

Looked like dog/cat food to me. Good food for them as long as it's not fish based

Tinned cat or dog food. I leave out a bowl of cat biscuits, they love 'em.

Thanks! It was dog food that the family had spare :)

Awesome! Thanks for replying you all, and what amazing people you are at the Wokdlife Aid, blessings to you !!

Thank you! That's very kind of you :)

Simon will readily switch between hoglet and poglet, but poglet is probably his most used :)

@@wildlifeaid thank you for replying. I do love poglet better!! Thanks for all that you do for those incredibly precious wildlife💕

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You can take courses to learn that type of things. Check with your local wildlife Centers .

This little guy was given mashed up dog food for a bit of a boost before he went back home. If it is more long-term then add dried dog or cat biscuits to avoid tooth rot. Never feed them on mealworms alone because it can (in certain cases) lead to metabolic bone disease :)

I think the time for that was 3-4 months ago :P

Hello!

Thank you!

Always the best type :)

Hopefully! He had a lot of interest and knowledge in hedgehogs that's for sure :) As for the car... I'm working on it! :P

nah its fluffy

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