Mick Bourne
They do an incredible job of looking after hedgehogs. This can range from injuries, infections, dehydration or malnourishment, releasing back to the wild and end of life care 😔 They run courses on caring for hedgehogs occasionally too, and they do it with a genuine love of these tiny animals.
Julie Halliwell
Gave me valuable help over the telephone last year when Id rescued a baby hoggie that was out during the day. Have been a proud supporter of the Rescue ever since. The owners are so approachable, knowledgeable and passionate about their rescue and it's infectious! 5🌟
Ann Waterson
Found injured Hedgehog in garden this morning, called Pepper Field Farm to try and get some help and they couldn’t of been less interested, the guy said ‘take it to a vet’ we are NOT a hospital (although a hospital is exactly what they advertise as) I explained that I had no transport and lived just over 3 miles away, again wasn’t interested and again said take it to a Vet. Disgraceful conduct for a so say Rescue Centre. I sincerely hope they are not a Registered Charity! As a foot note contacted British Hedgehog Society who gave me the number of a wonderful lady in Newton Aycliffe who came and collected her and has since assured us that she is doing well.
Dalton-on-Tees, Darlington DL2 2NS, UK
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