Burntisland Hedgehog Haven Featured on BBC News
We are absolutely thrilled to share that Burntisland Hedgehog Haven has been featured today on the BBC News website today.
The article tells the story of how we began, the challenges hedgehogs face, and the important work being done by our rescue team and amazing network of volunteers right here in Fife and across the region.
It also features real rescue stories and highlights just how much love, time, and care goes into helping every single hedgehog that arrives at our door.
What the Story Covers
Our rescue work – from first call to full recovery and release
Common dangers hedgehogs face – including parasites, injuries, and garden hazards
The incredible help of our volunteers and drivers – across Fife and Edinburgh
Support from our local vet partners – including the brilliant St Clair Vet Group in Kirkcaldy
Our journey so far – including the number of hedgehogs admitted and treated
Why This Means So Much
This feature is a wonderful opportunity to raise awareness for hedgehogs. Many people still do not realise just how vulnerable these animals are in the wild. The more we can share their stories, the more people we can reach with information that can truly make a difference.
We are so grateful to the BBC for helping to bring national attention to the work we do and to the urgent need to protect these lovely little creatures.
Thank you also to everyone who supports our rescue in so many ways. Whether you donate, volunteer, or simply care about hedgehogs, you are all part of the reason this story was told.
Read the article: Click here
p.s. keep an eye out for more media coverage in the coming days!
With love
Sharon, Andy and all the hedgehogs
A hedgehog out in the day is not OK. Call us straight away on 07577 000328.
