Percy is back!
Percy the hedgehog is home with us again. If you are new to my journal, to read Percy’s story, see here:
http://peaceful-fox.livejournal.com/1715376.html
The reason we have him is that we can let him out in a big garden and he can get a lot of exercise, which he desperately needs. We do not want his back leg muscles to atrophy. He goes out with us under supervision and in the evenings when we are around. As my garden isn’t completely enclosed he needs to be watched.
He just had a treatment for ringworm and that’s all cleared up now. Luckily I caught it when it was in its beginning stages and he had treatments, so in the scheme of things he really didn’t lose many prickles. You can’t tell by looking at him that he had ringworm.
His court case is still ongoing and as soon as I can talk about that, I will.
I am determined to give Percy the best quality of life he can have while he is recovering. I expect he will still be with us (meaning either me, or Harper Asprey) until next spring.
http://peaceful-fox.livejournal.com/1715376.html
The reason we have him is that we can let him out in a big garden and he can get a lot of exercise, which he desperately needs. We do not want his back leg muscles to atrophy. He goes out with us under supervision and in the evenings when we are around. As my garden isn’t completely enclosed he needs to be watched.
He just had a treatment for ringworm and that’s all cleared up now. Luckily I caught it when it was in its beginning stages and he had treatments, so in the scheme of things he really didn’t lose many prickles. You can’t tell by looking at him that he had ringworm.
His court case is still ongoing and as soon as I can talk about that, I will.
I am determined to give Percy the best quality of life he can have while he is recovering. I expect he will still be with us (meaning either me, or Harper Asprey) until next spring.