W Midlands Albino Hedgehog Rehome

[secuner]

i have decided to move on from the hedgehogs & stick with my reptiles cause simply they smell to much & its permanantly stinking out my bedroom even though i spot clean them every day, aswell as i just haven't managed to build any kind of affection for them as i do my other animals.
i have decided to rehome the female as she is getting to retirement age & her last pregnency ended in abortion.
she supposedly has a certificate but her previous owner said she'd post it once it was printed but i never heard from her again even after many txts & calls.
any way, squiggle's is 2.5 years old, an albino aph. i want her to go to a PET HOME ONLY, so not for breeding.
temprement wise, she balls up when approached but quickly relaxes when taken out, blow on the crack that she balls up into and she soon unravels. once relaxed she's a completely different animal.
can supply her with a litter box (she does most of her business in the box when you have the food bowl in it )& food/water bowl. she'll need a large wheel to run on
im asking for a rehoming fee of £30 but can reconsider for the right home.

[Denise aka Martini]

Originally Posted by secuner

i have decided to move on from the hedgehogs & stick with my reptiles cause simply they smell to much & its permanantly stinking out my bedroom even though i spot clean them every day, aswell as i just haven't managed to build any kind of affection for them as i do my other animals.
i have decided to rehome the female as she is getting to retirement age & her last pregnency ended in abortion.
she supposedly has a certificate but her previous owner said she'd post it once it was printed but i never heard from her again even after many txts & calls.
any way, squiggle's is 2.5 years old, an albino aph. i want her to go to a PET HOME ONLY, so not for breeding.
temprement wise, she balls up when approached but quickly relaxes when taken out, blow on the crack that she balls up into and she soon unravels. once relaxed she's a completely different animal.
can supply her with a litter box (she does most of her business in the box when you have the food bowl in it )& food/water bowl. she'll need a large wheel to run on
im asking for a rehoming fee of £30 but can reconsider for the right home.

Hi i woulda loved to give her a loving home, have had hoggies before, wish you were closer, good luck rehoming her

[secuner]

[RazzyRampage]

No wonder is smells mate :/
I would take if I could get to you.
x

[Mr.Bob]

Just what i was thinking!!!
I have 5 and they dont smell....
If i could get to you i would gladly take her.

[RazzyRampage]

Contact:
http://www.homelesslittlefockers.com/

I'm sure Col would happily help you.

[Mr.Bob]

What a good idea......

[secuner]

it might be hard to believe but that bowl is cleaned every day, the litter tray twice a week, and the rest of the home once a week with spot cleaning every day.
thanks for the link, ill get in touch with them.

[pammie]

sent pm

[Avyron]

sorry, but I read the other thread about this female having a miscariage after being kept with a male.

Are you now really selling as she is unsuitable for breeding? Or a r you just bored of them. Also it does look filthy I would at least clean the hog for the photo. Not doing this does suggest a degree of laziness around the hedgehogs.

tbh this hog will clearly be better away from your care and I hope she and the male get a new and actually caring home as soon as possible.

Things like the other thread (below)

Squiggle's, aph, is poorly!

make me sick.