16/06/2026
It’s been a busy week,lots going on,wildlife going out and as soon as there gone new arrivals come in,sonic the hedgehog who wintered with us(he had a broken nose and we truly didn’t think he would survive but lots of TLC mostly from Tara he came round and we finally got to release him last week,thanks to Maeve from ebb and flow yoga for letting us release sonic as she has the perfect habitat for wildlife.
Anyone who knows us will know Hatchi,I rescued him before there was a rescue and he has been a stalwart and a shining example of what a husky is all about,school visits,nursing home visits,he’s nearly 15 now and got a serious bout of vestibular,he couldn’t move and was terrified,I got him to the vets fast and early treatment has got him back on his feet again,for all he’s done he deserves everything we can do for him. Then little Freddy (not looking for a home,he’s home is here) got sick, he wrecked my head, one day fine, next day down again, it turns out he’s diabetic, he was born in my front room to a great momma that was found emaciated in a ditch, he nearly died and is a bit weird, double dew claws, long tongue,baby teeth had to be surgically removed but he’s back to his mental self now, fingers crossed he doesn’t go blind 🤞🤞and just when we get that sorted I got a call about a goat that was been dragged and beaten down a road, was then picked up a dumped in a field,this was early in the day, I was tied up for most of that day and she was still there when I got there in the evening, no vet, no water nothing, just a small goat in brutal pain, I thought her leg was broken but its not, but she does have serious osteomyelitis (bone infection)this didn’t happen recently she’s had this bone infection for anything up to two weeks, she’s is a sweet goat and the vet has said she has a chance, she’s on strong antibiotics twice a day and we use salt saturated water as a poultice to draw out the infection, its going to take a long time but we do have a plan B lined up for her so as long as she is not in pain she will live a happy comfortable life far away from the gurrieries that caused this. I’ve seen the video of two people, one well know to me and the Guards for animal cruelty, beating and dragging this goat, maybe beating and dragging a defenceless goat it’s compensation for something there lacking in life.
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