Lucky HedgeHog Rescue CIC. East Yorkshire

02/11/2026

🎉🦔 BE IN IT TO WIN IT! 🦔🎉

💷 MONTHLY CASH DRAW — IN AID OF OUR HEDGEHOG RESCUE 💷

Fancy the chance to win CASH while helping us care for our rescued hedgehogs? 🥰🦔

Our monthly draw is just £3 per number, with a cash prize awarded at the end of every month.

🎟️ ONLY A FEW NUMBERS REMAINING!

Available numbers:
6, 10, 16, 17, 20, 23, 41, 48, 49, 51, 52, 57, 69, 72, 73, 75, 78, 79, 82, 83, 85, 89, 91, 95

🏆 NEXT DRAW

📅 30th November
⏰ 6pm — LIVE on our rescue page

The prize is ONE THIRD of the total amount paid into the draw! 🎉

Every £3 entry helps support our rescue and the hedgehogs in our care, so by taking part you’re giving yourself a chance to win while helping us continue our work. ❤️🦔

🎟️ WANT A NUMBER?

Simply comment below with your chosen number(s).

Then set up your payment for £3 per number, payable during the FIRST WEEK of the month, using:

BACS:
Lucky Hedgehog Rescue
Sort code: 30-98-97
Account: 81130760
Lloyds

⚠️ IMPORTANT — PLEASE READ

Your payment must be in our account no later than 5pm on the day before the draw.

Please use the reference:

DRAW + your chosen number(s)

For example: DRAW 23, 48

This is really important because we need to be able to identify your payment, especially where someone else may have the same name or where a payment could otherwise look like a general donation.

🔴 If you have not paid, or have only part-paid, you cannot take part in that month’s draw.

🔴 All payments must be received in the month of the draw they relate to.

🔴 If you use a different name for your banking, please tell us, otherwise we may be unable to identify your payment and your ticket may be cancelled.

🔴 If your ticket is not paid for, your number will be made available for someone else to choose.

🎥 THE DRAW

The draw will take place LIVE at 6pm on the last day of every month on our rescue page.

🏆 If you’re the lucky winner, you must claim your prize before the next monthly draw.

📢 PLEASE CHECK THE NUMBER LIST ABOVE TO MAKE SURE YOUR CHOSEN NUMBER HAS BEEN ADDED.

So… who wants to be in it to win it? 😍

🎟️ Choose your number.
💷 Pay your £3.
🦔 Help a hedgehog.
🏆 And you could win CASH!

BE IN IT TO WIN IT… AND HELP THE HEDGEHOGS! ❤️🦔

Any one else like a ticket? 👇

01. THOMPSON WEBB
02. B BRADLEY
03. B BRADLEY
04. DIANE TOWNSLEY
05. JUDE MONTY Thompson
06.
07. ALI LAWRENCE
08. LISA SCROWSTON
09. LYNN HEWISON
10. JULIE WAINE
11. ANDY ROBINSON
12. M.HELEN HILL
13. HEIDI WILBURN
14. B BRADLEY
15. CAPRICE TOMAHAWK
16.
17. JULIE WAINE
18. SUE HOLMES
19. LYNN HEWISON
20.
21. JOHN MOODY
22. JILL PRIEST
23.
24. SHARON GREEN
25. MARY SAWYER
26. CHERYL HYDE
27. CAPRICE TOMAHAWK
28. OLIVIA KIRK
29. ALASTAIR SWAN
30. JACKY WESTOBY
31. LISA SMITH
32. P.SARAH RYAN
33. HAZEL COCKILL
34. SHARON GREEN
35. B BRADLEY
36.
37. ALEX FRANCES
38. JOHN MOODY
39. SHIRLEY DALE
40. JOHN MOODY
41.
42. L.CHRIS BOOTH
43. LYNN HILL
44. ALASTAIR SWAN
45.
46. KIRSTY EDWARDS
47. LYNN HILL
48.
49.
50. JACKY WES TOBY
51.
52.
53. DIANE TOWNSLEY
54. MARY SAWYER
55. MICHELLE HORNE
56. SUE RYAN
57.
58. JOHN LOWERY
59. A HOLDEN
60. SHIRLEY DALE
61. LYNN CHAMBERS
62. LISA SCROWSTON
63. THOMPSON/WEBB
64. HEATHER DONALDSON
65. LYNN CHAMBERS
66. M.HELEN HILL
67. A HOLDEN
68. JOHN MOODY
69.
70. CHERYL HYDE
71. DOZ FAIRBURN ?
72.
73.
74. THOMPSON/WEBB
75. MIKE PERKS
76. LISA HORVATH
77. ALASTAIR SWAN
78.
79.
80. JACKY WESTOBY
81. LISA DELUC ?
82.
83.
84. AVIS HOLDEN
85.
86. SALLY COX
87. LISA DELUC ?
88. LYNN CHAMBERS
89.
90. JUDE MONTY
91.
92. P.SARAH RYAN
93. LISA SCROWSTON
94. SHARON GREEN
95.
96. JANICE RYDER
97. JANICE RYDER
98. JANICE RYDER
99. JANICE RYDER
100.JANICE RYDER

02/11/2026

OCTOBER 26 cash prize draw

02/11/2026

Funding Appeal requesting assistance from businesses and supporters… HELP US GROW

WILDLIFE RESCUE NEEDS MORE THAN FOOD, MEDICATION AND VET BILLS.

There is a huge misconception that when people donate to a wildlife rescue, every penny should go directly towards food, bedding, medication or veterinary treatment.

Of course, those things are essential. But there is something else every rescue needs in order to function safely and sustainably:

People.

Wildlife rescues, whether charities or CICs, are so often overlooked when grants and funding are distributed. Yet we are providing an essential service, caring for vulnerable wildlife 365 days a year, often with very little financial security behind us.

We are incredibly grateful for every volunteer who gives their time. Volunteers are the backbone of wildlife rescue, and we simply could not do what we do without them.

But volunteers cannot be the entire workforce.

As a rescue grows, so does the workload, responsibility and level of care required. Animals need feeding, cleaning, monitoring and treating every single day. Admissions need managing. Emergencies happen. Veterinary appointments need organising. Medication needs administering. Volunteers need coordinating. Premises need maintaining. Records, fundraising, compliance, finance and management all need to happen too.

And someone has to be there to ensure it all happens.

That is where paid staff become essential.
And this isn’t simply about creating jobs within a rescue.
It is about creating opportunities within our community.
Paid positions could provide local employment while offering practical training and valuable experience in wildlife rehabilitation, animal welfare, husbandry, administration, fundraising, education and rescue management.

Having even a small number of paid staff would give us stability and continuity. It would mean that essential care is guaranteed rather than dependent on whether enough volunteers are available on any particular day.

And this is something we want people to understand:

Paying a member of staff does not mean taking money away from the animals.

It means investing in the people who make it possible to care for those animals.

A rescue cannot grow sustainably on goodwill alone.

We need volunteers, absolutely.

We need donations, absolutely.

But we also need funding that recognises the true cost of running a wildlife rescue — including the people behind it.

Too often wildlife rescue is expected to survive on passion, exhaustion and goodwill.

That isn’t sustainable.

If we genuinely want wildlife rescues to be here for the future, we need to start recognising that staffing, infrastructure and management are not luxuries. They are part of animal welfare.

The animals depend on us.

And we need the support to make sure we can continue being there for them. ❤️🦔

Please donate via our website, Paypal, or our hedgehog bank.

www.luckyhedgehogrescue.org.uk

Lucky Hedgehog Rescue
Lloyds
Sort: 30-98-97
A/C: 81130760

Paypal: [email protected]

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02/11/2026

£20 is the latest bid. Can you bid higher?

02/11/2026

🚨 I CANNOT STRESS THIS ENOUGH — PLEASE READ 🚨

TAKE YOUR DOG OUT ON A LEAD AT NIGHT.

If your dog uses the garden between 6pm and 8am, please put them on a lead and stay with them.

As a rescue taking calls from all over the UK, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, I have been absolutely devastated this year to receive more than 150 calls relating to hedgehogs being attacked by dogs in gardens alone.

These are not harmless encounters.

A dog can cause catastrophic injuries to a hedgehog in seconds. The pressure of a dog’s jaws can result in:

🦔 Puncture wounds from teeth
🦔 Broken or fractured legs
🦔 Skull and skeletal injuries
🦔 Severe internal trauma

And there is another danger that people often don’t realise.

Even when there are no obvious wounds, the pressure from a dog’s jaws can cause serious tissue damage beneath the skin. This tissue can die (necrosis) and may not become apparent for several days. Infection and pus can then spread beneath the skin, resulting in an extremely painful and potentially fatal condition.

PLEASE — DO NOT assume a hedgehog is okay because it has walked away.

Any hedgehog that has been picked up, bitten, mouthed, shaken or attacked by a dog must be examined by a vet or wildlife rescue.

And please don’t let transport be the reason you don’t seek help.

“I don’t have a car” is not an emergency plan.

Ask a friend. Ask a neighbour. Ask family. Ask anyone who can help.

Think about it honestly — if your own pet needed emergency veterinary treatment tonight, who would you call?

Not every rescue has volunteer drivers available, particularly in the middle of the night. Please don’t assume someone will be able to come and collect an injured hedgehog.

And for anyone worried about veterinary costs: wildlife is treated differently from privately owned pets, and the costs of treating wildlife are generally dealt with through the rescue rather than charged directly to the finder. Please speak to the vet or rescue rather than allowing concerns about cost to delay treatment.

🦔 PREVENTION IS SO MUCH BETTER THAN TREATMENT.

Before letting your dog into the garden at night:

PUT THEM ON A LEAD.
KEEP THEM WITH YOU.
CHECK THE GARDEN.
AND NEVER ASSUME THERE WON’T BE A HEDGEHOG THERE.

One simple change to your routine could prevent a hedgehog suffering horrific injuries — and could save a life.

Please share this. It really could make the difference. ❤️🦔

Great poster attached from Prickly Edge Hedgehog Rescue C.I.C

Please share🦔🦔🦔

31/10/2026

Happy Halloween everyone!
Be safe!

Here are some of my neighbours, don’t they look great?! Even Tictac dog is dressed as a pumpkin!🤣

31/10/2026

Please think of your pets too tonight.

🎃👻 Halloween Safety: Keep Your Pets Safe! 🐾🧡

Halloween can be lots of fun, but there are a few spooky dangers to watch out for when you have dogs and cats at home! Here’s Buddy telling you more! 🐶🐱

🍫 Keep chocolate out of reach – chocolate can be toxic to both dogs and cats.

🍬 Beware of sweets & treats – some sweets contain ingredients such as xylitol, which can be extremely dangerous to dogs.

🕯️ Be careful with candles – curious paws and wagging tails can easily knock them over or get too close to a flame.

🎃 Watch the decorations – pumpkins, fake cobwebs, small decorations and electrical cables can cause problems if chewed or swallowed.

🐱 Keep cats indoors – with visitors, costumes, fireworks and unfamiliar noises, Halloween can be stressful and frightening for cats.

🚪 Be mindful of the front door – repeated trick-or-treaters can make pets anxious, and there’s always a risk of them escaping.

👻 Costumes aren’t for every pet – if your pet finds dressing up stressful, it’s best to let them enjoy Halloween in their own way!
If you think your pet has eaten something potentially harmful, contact your vet as soon as possible for advice. ❤️

Have a safe and happy Halloween from all of us! 🎃🐾🧡

31/10/2026

Thank you so much for this surprise bag full of hand made hedgehogs for us to fundraise with- so very grateful for the time, effort and love that went into making them.
THANK YOU X❤️🦔

31/10/2026

OMG! Now reviews are not to be trusted!
I cannot believe this even exists. We cannot believe anything anymore😢
We received this email today.
We want genuine reviews and will never opt for false!

30/10/2026

This is so delightful and would make a very pleasing gift for a hedgehog lover!