Today’s Open House was crazy with so many visitors! We were so busy showing off babies we didn’t have time to take many photos!
Sean
Another weekend, another Open House! Some new faces and fans stopped by to learn about hedgies and play with some of the older Moms!
Hamor Hollow Hedgehogs assists with a school report on hedgehogs!
We only got a few photos during this open house.
Apr 282011
Simon Tofield shows some love for our favorite little critters, inspired by a hedgehog that lives in his back garden! The hedgehog appeared exclusively in his book until the release of Cat Chat on YouTube. Simon’s Cat Simon Tofield. Grand Central Publishing 2009, Paperback, 240 pages, $3.99
Apr 192011
Chippoke’s London Adventure started at Terminal 5 of Manchester-Boston Regional Airport. He was a bit confused though because there was no plane in sight and the terminal was empty. No matter…there was still plenty of time to find a backpack to hop into! Silly ground crew parking at the wrong terminal! Chippoke decided to let » Continue reading…
Hamor Hollow Hedgehogs visited a local Girl Scout Brownie Troop to give a presentation about hedgehogs! We did this event last Summer but are just posting it now…better late than never!
We had a few visitors come out for a Hamor Hollow Hedgehogs Open House on this beautiful Spring day!
Both newbies and some old friends alike visited Hamor Hollow Hedgehogs last weekend for an Open House! We’ll be having another Open House today, Saturday, March 19, 2011. Please RSVP if you’re interested!
Quite a few newcomers and oldbies ventured out in the February cold to warm up by the fire and play with hedgies!
After four years of having the same look and feel on the Hamor Hollow Hedgehogs Web site Kelly and I decided it was finally time to do a major overhaul, redesign the site from scratch, and upgrade to new technology. The old site served its purpose quite well but had become a headache to manage » Continue reading…
Jan 122004
By: Naomi, 4th Grade On January twelfth, Dilly (formerly of Hamor Hollow, now residing in Newton) went to school to visit my 4th grade class. The kids thought the fabulous Dilly was a dreadful and ugly Porcupine! The porcupine rumor was giving the wonderful Dilly a bad reputation and that made him hissing mad! Spiky » Continue reading…
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