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Summary ofthe objects ofthe charity set out in its governing document	preservation ofthe hedgehog spedes in Gloucestershire. 2) Forthe benefit ofthe public to relieve the suffering and distress of hedgehogs in need ofcare and attention by providing a rescue, care and rehabilitation service forsick, injured, or orphaned hedgehogs with the
	aim ofreleasing such hedgehogs back into the wild wherever possible.

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e ~ Summary of the main achievements ofthe charity			We continue to be an RSPCA approved rescue, supported by our vet and we are a member ofthe British Wildlife Rehabilitalon Council. We have been invited to provide advice to veterinary practices across the UK on
durino the	year		ihe admission ofnedgeiiogs.
			We were one of4 organisations awarded 225,000grant to replace our hutches and support our hoglet rearing pmgramme. We have developed a hoglet care booklet and will be delivedng training through the British I Wildlife Rehabilitation Council.
			~ Last year we admitted 512hedgehogs an increase ofover 100on the previous year. We have continued to provide the high standards ofcare and demonstrate best practice in animal welfare. As part ofGloucestershire Hedgehog Network, a local rehabilitation nrouw we ei
			they are at capacity.
			We have carried out talks every month atcare homes, community groups and schools. We have supported three student qlacements, one work experience placement and four Duke ofEdinburgh students to comp'lete their voiunteering praciice. 'vVe have over 40 voiunteers in our team and have agreat deal ofsupport from the local community.
			Wild Hogs Hedgehog Rescue continues to provide free rescue, rehabilitation services across Gloucestershire for sick, injured and orphaned hedgehogs and to raise awareness ofhedgehog
			conservation.

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