Double Your Impact: Support Hedgehog Rescue Efforts This Spring!

In a significant push to aid young hedgehogs, Prickles and Paws Hedgehog Rescue has partnered with The Big Give to offer a match funding opportunity that promises to double every donation made within the next three days.

This urgent appeal aims to bolster resources for the anticipated busy ‘hoglet’ season.

Crucial Time for Donations

As the window for doubling donations rapidly closes, the charity emphasises the impact this could have on their capacity to care for hedgehogs, particularly the very young. Last year, the rescue admitted nearly 300 hoglets, with more than 50 of them under two weeks old. These young hedgehogs require significantly more resources, time, and specialised care to ensure they can return to the wild fully rehabilitated.

A Call to Action

Prickles and Paws is reaching out to all animal enthusiasts and kind-hearted souls to contribute during this critical period. Contributions can be made through The Big Give’s campaign page, which promises that all donations will be doubled, thereby increasing the potential benefits from each contribution.

“Every donation is doubled and will go a long way to helping us through the busy hoglet season ahead,” states the campaign page, highlighting the direct benefits of public contributions.

Heartfelt Gratitude

Prickles and Paws extends a heartfelt thanks to everyone who has already supported their cause. As the campaign nears its end, they continue to encourage sharing and participation to maximise the use of available match funding.

How to Help

To support the rescue efforts of Prickles and Paws and make your donation count twice as much, visit their donation page at The Big Give – Prickles and Paws Campaign. With just a few days left, your prompt action can make a double difference in the lives of many vulnerable hoglets.

The opportunity to double your impact ends soon, so act swiftly to help these creatures thrive. Every contribution brings them one step closer to a safe return to the wild this season.