Staff at wildlife centre are nursing back to health an extremely rare but prickly character.
A blonde hedgehog, which was found weak and struggling in Gobowen, Shropshire, has been taken to the Stapeley Grange Centre in Cheshire.
A spokesman said they had never had a blonde hedgehog before.
The hedgehog, thought to be a few months old, will stay at the centre until she reaches a satisfactory weight and will then be released.
Recessive gene
Dr Andrew Kelly said the centre receives about 600 hedgehogs a year but has never received a blonde one.
"They are extremely rare so it's a delight to have one in our care," he said.
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
The Hedgehog Blonde Found in Gobowen, Shropshire.
Labels: Animal Phenomena, Nature Phenomena
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