Porcupines are naturally curious (maybe even a bit nosy) and they spend a lot of time investigating their surrounding, often stopping to sit upright and observe the world before deciding their next move. This porky is an expert observer, even to the point of climbing the cage to get a better view. He's probably wondering where lunch is.
We have 25 porcupine patients at the moment! Some are late-season orphans, others hit by cars, and still more with mange. Did you know that we have animal species sponsorships? One of the species is - you guessed it - porcupines! Sponsor the care of a prickly neighbour here at Hope for Wildlife for one year in your name, or the name of someone special.
https://www.hopeforwildlife.net/gift-shop/p/animal-sponsorships
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Ever get the feeling you're being watched?
Porcupines are naturally curious (maybe even a bit nosy) and they spend a lot of time investigating their surrounding, often stopping to sit upright and observe the world before deciding their next move. This porky is an expert observer, even to the point of climbing the cage to get a better view. He's probably wondering where lunch is.
We have 25 porcupine patients at the moment! Some are late-season orphans, others hit by cars, and still more with mange. Did you know that we have animal species sponsorships? One of the species is - you guessed it - porcupines! Sponsor the care of a prickly neighbour here at Hope for Wildlife for one year in your name, or the name of someone special.
https://www.hopeforwildlife.net/gift-shop/p/animal-sponsorships
Porcupines are naturally curious (maybe even a bit nosy) and they spend a lot of time investigating their surrounding, often stopping to sit upright and observe the world before deciding their next move. This porky is an expert observer, even to the point of climbing the cage to get a better view. He's probably wondering where lunch is.
We have 25 porcupine patients at the moment! Some are late-season orphans, others hit by cars, and still more with mange. Did you know that we have animal species sponsorships? One of the species is - you guessed it - porcupines! Sponsor the care of a prickly neighbour here at Hope for Wildlife for one year in your name, or the name of someone special.
https://www.hopeforwildlife.net/gift-shop/p/animal-sponsorships
