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More Hoglets Rescued

Last night was spent rehydrating hoglets and picking fly eggs and maggots from them, Ugh.

Painstaking but worth it if they all survive. What I actually wanted to be doing was trying a new recipe for cookies, making a spicy quinoa salad and applying a Lush facemask. Sadly a 1am finish, a stale sandwich and none of the above wishlist!! At least all hogs are doing ok today and seem to be eating like little troopers.

 

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