Rescuer Sits With Swan Until He's Ready to Go

The Dodo

He talks so sweetly to the fox! In memory of Simon's amazing legacy, we're looking back at three of our favorite Wildlife Aid rescues ❤️

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00:00Oh, Doxy, what a silly thing to do.

00:03Right.

00:04All right, fella.

00:06All right, fella.

00:08Right, Laurie, we're going to have to do a lift.

00:10I'll hand the grasper to you when you get over there.

00:13Just be careful.

00:16All right, fella.

00:18He got stuck on a nail.

00:21Make sure he doesn't bite me, I should swear.

00:23And we'd have to come back anyway,

00:25because that tail's got to be properly amputated.

00:29All right, baby.

00:31You're going to go home.

00:34Right, Foxy.

00:37Time to go home.

00:40You're right opposite where you were,

00:43so hopefully you know your territory.

00:45Are you pleased to be home or not?

00:49I'm out.

00:51Go on, then.

00:52Go on, you're home.

00:54Go on, then.

00:55I've only got half a tail.

00:56I'm very embarrassed.

01:00Stop.

01:01Look both ways before you cross the road.

01:07What are you doing, Swan?

01:09He looks sort of intact.

01:10He doesn't look in too much trouble, does he?

01:13All right, fella.

01:14All right, fella.

01:16All right, my boy.

01:17Come on.

01:18Oh, yes.

01:19What's the problem with a swan?

01:21What's the problem with a swan?

01:23Okay, let's see what's going on.

01:25Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:27There's nothing actually wrong with him.

01:29Come on, Swan.

01:30We're going on a journey.

01:31We're going back on the water.

01:33He's a good boy.

01:35Go on, then.

01:36All right.

01:38Are you ready to go?

01:40Are you thinking of going?

01:41Or are you thinking of sitting there for the day?

01:43What are you going to do, eh?

01:45What the fella?

01:47Do you want to go in there or not?

01:50What do you think?

01:52I've never known a swan less eager to go.

01:54Hey, fella.

01:56Come on.

01:57Come on.

01:59Come on.

02:00Come on.

02:01Off you go.

02:02Come on.

02:03Come on.

02:04There we are.

02:05Yeah.

02:09That looks like it's the mum.

02:12Yeah.

02:14That's really quite cute.

02:16Oh, we get so many problems with these sort of things.

02:18Look, a tiny hedgehog.

02:20Somehow we've got to just encourage him to come out

02:22so he can go back to his mum.

02:25Come on, Pug.

02:26Look at that.

02:27Come on.

02:29Oh, look at that.

02:31Poor Pug.

02:32That was nasty, wasn't it, eh?

02:35Yeah.

02:36When did you go in there?

02:37How long have you been stuck in there?

02:39Family around somewhere near.

02:40They've probably got a nest under the shed or somewhere close by.

02:44So I think we're just going to put him straight back out again,

02:46see how he wanders off.

02:49It's obvious the hedgehog shouldn't really be out in the daytime.

02:51He obviously came out in the night trying to find food.

02:55And he's been stuck in there probably all day to now.

03:00They sometimes take a long time to start going once they've been in there.

03:05They're so cute.

03:06I love hedgehogs.

03:08Well, hedgehog's happy.

03:09He's on his way home.

03:11One job left.

03:12Squash the can and take it away.

03:16Now it's hedgehog proof.

03:19From 30 million down to a million, at least we've saved one of them.

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