It's not that well known that hedgehogs are very close to being an endangered species. While the population is currently at a stable level it is dropping significantly and could become worrisome over time. This is not good news, hedgehogs are beautiful creatures and to lose them in the same way we have almost lost red squirrels would be a tragedy. There is a way you can help though, by offering safe, warm habitats in your garden you can help to keep hedgehogs safe and ensure that future generations will be able to enjoy the company of this gorgeous animal for years to come. That is why we have this wonderful hedgehog habitat for your garden so you can do your bit to save the hedgehogs. All you have to do is place it somewhere sheltered and quiet in your garden, preferably facing south or south-west, and you're good to go. With an entrance that is just the right size to allow the hedgehog to enter without trouble, but also small enough to keep predators away it will make sure that the hedgehogs inside can stay safe while they hibernate over winter. You might even come back one day to some baby hedgehogs emerging for their first views of the world. The wood on this house is completely untreated, it needs to stay this way because the chemicals in wood treatments can often be harmful to hedgehogs, this is why you need to make sure that the hedgehog house is as sheltered as possible when you place it in your garden. If you love hedgehogs and want to do your bit, but don't know how to go about it, this hedgehog house is perfect to get you started.

• Dimensions: H20 x W40 x D33cm
• Crafted in untreated FSC Spruce
• The item should be left untreated as paint chemicals may be harmful to the hedgehog
• Place in a quiet, sheltered part of your garden, preferably against a wall or fence.
• Make sure the house does not face north or northeast