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[angrboda]

The other day when I went out to take the bin up, I found access to it was temporarily blocked.

Isn't he just adorable!

We waited a bit before going out again and he had moved on. Quite large, so definitely not from this year. And yes, shadow in the corner is definitely my finger...

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[angrboda]

Husband occasionally drives sick hedgehogs around as a volunteer for a charity. I call him my hedgehero when he goes off in his hedgebulance. You're not legally allowed to look after wild animals in this country unless you're certified for it, which is what the charity does, so if someone finds one that needs help and can't get it to a carer themselves, Husband might get a call to come and fetch it and drive it to the carer. :) It only happens a few times a year, but definitely often enough that I found this one WAY more exotic than he did. :p

[iddewes]

Ah ok! I am in Germany and here you can’t keep wild animals long term unless you are certified but you can take care of them briefly. We had help from a local woman who IS certified.
And that’s so lovely that your husband does that!

[angrboda]

I think it used to be like that here as well (Denmark), but they changed the law a few years ago (causing a bit of panic at the hedgehog charity as I recall to get all their carers certified)