Good news for Claire the Hedgehog who has recovered after three weeks in intensive care:
March 19, 2020 - 18:09 GMT Megan Bull It's been a good day for Claire the Hedgehog who has finally made a full recovery after spending three weeks in intensive care! The prickly young lady was brought into the Wildlife Orphanage and Hedgehog Hospital in North Yorkshire by a member of the public, who had discovered Claire lying outside in the daytime, supposedly snoring.
Since revealing the details of her miracle recovery, Annette has now confirmed that as of Wednesday, Claire is one healthy hedgehog."We have lots of equipment here, a nebuliser, an intensive care unit and we have a vet who can dispense the medicines needed and it's been a long time," she said,"but on Wednesday morning we had some really good news. Never in a million years did I think Claire would reach this point but she did - she now breathes totally silently.
READ: Bob in Connecticut couldn't visit his wife in her care home so he made a sign and stood outside insteadAn adorable video of the gorgeous hedgehog shows her breathing peacefully as she indulges in a mid-morning nap - and we can't stop crying. Clearly thriving since receiving treatment at the wildlife hospital, Annette was more than thrilled to reveal the good news:"We're absolutely delighted. Miracles do happen," she said.
If you want to find out how you can help out the wonderful staff at the Wildlife Orphanage & Hedgehog Hospital in North Yorkshire, head to wildlifeorphans.co.uk.
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