"Healthy hedgehogs are best left in the wild, where they can behave naturally and remain independent. If you find a hedgehog that is clearly injured, unwell, orphaned, or active during the day and appearing to be in difficulty, it is important to contact a wildlife hospital for advice as soon as possible."
"People can do a great deal to help hedgehogs safely by making gardens more wildlife-friendly including checking bonfires before lighting, avoiding the use of harsh chemicals, creating access holes in fences, and leaving out a shallow dish of fresh water."
"Hedgehogs are one of Britain's most loved wild animals, but the best way to care for them is to help keep them wild."
Hedgehogs should not be treated as pets, regardless of their tameness. Healthy hedgehogs are best left in the wild to maintain their independence. If a hedgehog is injured, unwell, orphaned, or active during the day, contacting a wildlife hospital is crucial. People can help hedgehogs by making gardens wildlife-friendly, checking bonfires, avoiding harsh chemicals, creating access holes in fences, and providing fresh water. The best care for hedgehogs is to support their wild nature.
Read at www.theguardian.com
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