1. Pet Care Information From Highland Pet Hospital And Wellness Center A variety of pet care resources to train owners about pet wellness, provided by Highland pet Hospital and Wellness Center in Bloomington/Normal, Illinois. only do we want to offer quality care for your pet, we also strive to educate pet owners so they are able to Picking the Perfect pet. Ferrets. hedgehogs. Rabbits http://members.aol.com/hhanimals/petcare.htm

A t Highland Pet Hospital and Wellness Center, not only do we want to offer quality care for your pet, we also strive to educate pet owners so they are able to best care for their own pet. That is why we have included the following information to help encourage pet wellness in the homes. Highland Tales - Our Monthly Online Newsletter Pet Care Tips - Very useful information for pet owners Dog Care Cat Care Senior Pet Care Ferret Care ... Trivia - Test your pet knowledge! Links G eneral Pet Interest American Animal Hospital Assn. Acme Pet The Pet Channel Waltham World of Pet Care ... Electronic Zoo C ompanies Novartis Pfizer Animal Health Hill's Pet Dental Page D ogs Dog Owner's Guide American Kennel Club C ats Offical Cat Fancier's Association Cat Fanciers Web Site K ids Links St. Francis Wildlife's Kids Korner AAHA Kid's Coloring Page Kid's Corner at The Pet Channel AVMA Kid's Korner ... The Animal Homework Page O bedience Schools Town and Country Kennel Club F errets American Ferret Association, Inc. Ferret Net P icking the Perfect Pet ... Rabbits E xotics Animal Atlas Rodents as Pets Exotic Pet Review Eva's Cavy Care Page ... the bond pet care

2. A Comprehensive Guide To Holistic Pet Care Alternative medicine information and resources for the animals in your life sure you have the alternative medicine information and pet care resources you need. Rabbits, goats, reptiles, hamsters, fish, hedgehogs, etc.). By Ailment Suggestions for where http://www.alternativepethealth.com/

natural healing for the animals you love... and want to take very good care of A comprehensive guide to holistic pet care... To make sure you have the alternative medicine information and pet care resources you need. It's as important as your critters are! (Besides, natural healing is good for you too.) Not every section is fleshed out as yet. ...Look for the underlinings! (And if you have expertise to offer in the "latent" sections, please contact me Natural Healing, Healthy Living for Your Animals Can you really apply alternative medicine to pets? Yes, just like with humans on top of The Basics... Opening remarks (My Take on Natural Healing, The Purpose of This Website) Understanding the Basics - How Bodies Work (Part 1) Understanding the Basics - How Bodies Work (Part 2) Applying the Basics - Think "Holistic Healing" When Things Go Awry ... Healthy Living - What It Is, How to Ensure Your Animals (and You?) Enjoy the Benefits of It By Treatment Method Information on a rainbow of healing modalities to try, books to peruse, things to use:

3. The Basic Hedgehog Pet Care Learn the basics of...... Other hedgehogs– hedgehogs are solitary, territorial creatures and prefer to havetheir Title The basic hedgehog pet care http://papa.essortment.com/hedgehogspetsc_rhad.htm

The basic hedgehog pet care There is a fairly new type of pet that is quickly gaining in popularity with both adults and children; it is the African Pygmy Hedgehog. This cute little creature measures about 6 inches long from snout to tail and on an average, weighs in right at one pound. Small, docile and easily tamed, the hedgehog makes an ideal pet for any type of home including apartments. When acquiring a hedgehog there are a few basic requirements he or she will need. bodyOffer(29341) Cage - A large cage is a must. The typical hamster cage with wheel will not provide the needed room a hedgehog needs in which to exercise in. When making a cage, it is important to make it warm (but not hot) and without drafts and of a material that can be easily cleaned. Bedding – Cat litter is not recommended as a bedding product for hedgehogs. When the urine and litter mix, fumes can be produced that may be deadly to the hedgehog. Newspaper makes an excellent bedding material as it allows the hedgehog to burrow while being absorbent and easy to change. Avoid cedar shavings as fumes can be harmful to the pet. Temperature – The ideal temperature for keeping hedgehogs indoors is between 65 and 80 degrees Fahrenheit. If the temperature is too hot, the hedgehog will sleep to avoid the heat and if it is too cold, the hedgehog may go into hibernation.

4. About Hedgehogs Informational site on the care taking needs of the pet hedgehog. http://www.abouthedgehogs.com

Home Classification European Hedgehogs African White-Bellied Hedgehog ... Contact Us HOME Welcome to About Hedgehogs. If you are considering getting a hedgehog as a pet than this is a good site to get the basics. The following are a few basic facts about Hedgehogs: Hedgehogs are mammals that are related to moles and shrews. Their food consists of insects. The spiny hedgehogs are found in Africa and Eurasia, except SE Asia. They have rounded bodies up to 13 in. (33 cm) long, very short tails, and pointed snouts; their backs and sides are covered with stiff spines and their undersides with coarse hair. They are usually brown and yellow in color. When frightened, a hedgehog rolls itself into a tight ball with its spines pointing outward; when rolled up it is invulnerable to almost any predator. Hedgehogs are not porcupines or vice versa. This is a common myth. That noted, if you are interested in buying a hedgehog as a pet, be advised that you should only buy one. Especially if you are a first time buyer. They are unique animals and it is best to always start out with one. Please feel free to look through our site and if you have any questions or suggestions, don’t hesitate to

5. COMMON DISORDERS AND CARE OF PET HEDGEHOGS COMMON DISORDERS AND care OF pet hedgehogs Cathy A. JohnsonDelaney, DVM ClinicalVeterinarian Regional Primate Research Center University of Washington Box http://netvet.wustl.edu/species/exotic/hedgehog.htm

6. Pets: Small Animals hedgehogs pet hedgehog information; Having a hedgehog as a pet; Hedgehog care;hedgehogs External parasites; The basic hedgehog pet care; How do I take care ofa http://www.essortment.com/in/Pets.Small.Animals/

Pets: Small Animals about this site Back to main site Find A Site Ferrets Chinchillas Gerbils and Hamsters Hedgehogs ... Misc. Ferrets How to care for ferrets Basic ferret care Is ferret adoption right for you? Things to consider before you buy a pet ferret ... Proper nutrition for your ferret Chinchillas Chinchilla facts Chinchilla pets Information on chinchilla care Caring for your chinchilla Gerbils and Hamsters The best small pets for children How to care for a gerbil Gerbil care How to care for a gerbil ... Siberian dwarf hamsters Hedgehogs Pet hedgehog information Having a hedgehog as a pet Hedgehog care Hedgehogs: External parasites ... Breeding African Pygmy hedgehogs Mice and Rats Pet mice care Raising mice Pet mice care Rats make great pets! ... Pet rat care Potbelly Pigs Caring for your miniature potbelly pig The miniature potbellied pig Potbellied pigs as your new pet Pot bellied pigs make excellent pets ... House-training your vietnamese pot bellied pig Rabbits Caring for your pet rabbit Rabbits as house pets Taking care of a pet rabbit Rabbits make wonderful pets ... How do I take care of a pet rabbit?

7. Exotic Pet Care The Exotic pet care Site is designed to provide and other concerns of exotic animalcaregivers Behavior hedgehogs are nocturnal and therefore are active in the http://pwr.com/exoticinfolink/EXOTIC.html

The Exotic Pet Care Site is designed to provide recommendations on housing, diet, grooming, vaccinations, breeding practices and other concerns of exotic animal care-givers. A document may be reproduced as needed for client instruction. What to Expect From Your Hedgehog Behavior Hedgehogs are nocturnal and therefore are active in the evenings. If they are allowed to run in the house, they tend to hide in corners or under furniture. Many hedgehogs dig in carpets or in houseplants and dirt if accessible and will forage for spiders and insects in the home. Most hedgehogs prefer quiet environments and may react with fright at loud noises. They prefer dimmed lighting to bright sunlight or room lights. Although hedgehogs are being bred commercially, their behavior is that of a non-domesticated animal. While young hedgies do not mind being held, many adults resist handling and struggle to be let loose. Adult females tend to allow handling more than adult males. Many individuals do not interact with humans, no matter how much handling they received when they were young. Very few hedgehogs bite, but they might "puff up," and adult males may hiss. They are solitary animals except for mating, and usually must be housed separately even if raised with a same-sex littermate.

8. Pet Bed - Hedgehog Pet Care The central source for giga pets on the Web. We've also got free information about nutro pet food, wholesale pet food, and hedgehog pet care. 5. COMMON DISORDERS AND care OF pet hedgehogs. COMMON DISORDERS AND care OF pet hedgehogs Cathy A. JohnsonDelaney, DVM http://www.pet-bed.com/associated/hedgehog_pet_care.htm

@import url("http://pet-bed.com/style.php"); Pet Bed - Hedgehog Pet Care Main Menu Back to Pet Bed Recommended Sites 1. CARING FOR PET HEDGEHOGS Hedgehogs are small, nocturnal, spiny-coated insectivores. Their range is quite wide: from the British Isles, across Europe, and into Africa and Asia. Hedgehogs are protected by law in some European countries as well as in the United States................ 2. Exoticpets.com Homepage Half.com: buy/sell used books, music, movies,games Half.com: buy/sell used books, music, movies,games www.goto.com PETsMART.com Exoticpets.com Miniature Handcrafted Motorcycle Exotic Bird Classifieds PETsMART.com Specials Contact Search the... 3. The Hedgehog Homepage All You Ever Wanted To Know About Hedgehogs! Page composed by khyri@idyllmtn.com This page has been rated in the top 5% of all Internet web sites by Pointcom back when the web was small. Although by today's standards, it's a really poor quality web... 4. HEDGEHOG ISLAND Welcome to the home of HEDGEHOG ISLAND. This is the home of all of my Quilled Pals . Currently residing at HEDGEHOG ISLAND are, Popple and his nephew Quillbur. Quillbur's proud papa is Quinn of Dream Catcher Hedgehogs. Quillby's bride, Esa is... 5. COMMON DISORDERS AND CARE OF PET HEDGEHOGS

9. How Do I Take Care Of A Hedgehog? A hedgehog's diet should consist of food that is formulated especiallyfor hedgehogs, according to Exotic pet care . An adult hedgehog http://fl.essortment.com/hedgehogshowdo_rqqw.htm

How do I take care of a hedgehog? The hedgehog is an interesting, exotic pet that is becoming very popular. Hedgehogs are cute little furless creatures that are quite timid. According to "Exotic Pet Care" published by Wingers Publishing, hedgehogs are usually friendly. Some mature hedgehogs do not like to be held and will try to get away. Hedgehogs rarely bite, but they may curl up into a ball, puff out their quills, and hiss when frightened. "Exotic Pet Care" goes on to say, hedgehogs will sometimes behave strangely by salivating and foaming at the mouth. They may react this way when something new, such as an unfamiliar odor, is encountered. This behavior is quite normal and should not be a cause for concern. The same article recommends housing a hedgehog in an enclosure that has a solid bottom and sides high enough to prevent escape. Aquariums and pet taxis make good enclosures. They can be lined with pine shavings or shredded newspaper. To help keep the cage clean for a longer period of time, droppings should be removed each day. The entire cage should be thoroughly cleaned at least once a week, depending on the type of bedding being used. If strong cleaners are used, be sure to thoroughly rinse the cage to avoid exposing the hedgehog to harmful fumes. "Exotic Pet Care" suggests equipping the cage with an exercise wheel designed especially for hedgehogs. Wire wheels are not safe for hedgehogs and should not be used. Since hedgehogs are timid creatures, you may want to provide a place to hide within the cage. A paper lunch sack works well, since it is disposable and easily replaced.

10. The Ness Exotic Wellness Center - Hedgehog Pet Care Hedgehog (Atelerix albiventris). Introduction Basic care. Ness Exotic WellnessCenter. pet Suitability. hedgehogs are not appropriate pets for everyone. http://www.nessexoticwellness.biz/noframes/hedgehog.html

Hedgehog Atelerix albiventris Ness Exotic Wellness Center www.nessexoticwellness.biz Robert D. Ness, DVM Hedgehogs are nocturnal insectivorous mammals belonging to the family Erinaceidae Two species of hedgehogs are kept as pets, the European hedgehog ( Erinaceus europaeus ) and the African Pygmy hedgehog ( Atelerix albiventris ). The African Pygmy hedgehog is the species kept in the United States The European hedgehog can grow to twelve inches in length and nearly three pounds in weight. By contrast, the African hedgehog only measures six to nine inches in length and about one pound in weight. The normal coloration is white or cream colored ventrum and face, with white and black or brown banded quills. They raise their quills and roll into a tight ball as a defensive mechanism. Pet Suitability Hedgehogs are not appropriate pets for everyone. These pets are best suited for adults and older children because of the prickly quills that can injure a child. They are solitary and nocturnal animals, which is in contrast to the behavioral characteristics of more traditional pets. The average life span in captivity is four to six years, with potential longevity of nearly ten years of age. Living Conditions Hedgehogs are very active and energetic at night, requiring room to run and exercise away from the owner’s sleeping quarters.

11. Pet Care Bibliography - UIUC Veterinary Medicine Library Ready Reference Exotic pet care. VetPals.com, c1999. Contains information on the care of hedgehogs,ferrets, guinea pigs, rabbits, sugar gliders, and box turtles. http://gateway.library.uiuc.edu/vex/ReadyRef/petcare.htm

Pet Care Bibliography Contents General Amphibians Aquaria Behavior ... Wild Animals General Alderton, David. The International Encyclopedia of Pet Care: A Practical Guide to Choosing and Caring for Your Pets. Macmillan Publishing, 1997. 192 p. ISBN: 0876055471. Bricklin, Mark. Pets as Part of the Family: The Total Care Guide for all the Pets in Your Life (Pets: Part of the Family Books). Rodale Press, 1999. 488 p. ISBN: 1579541259 (hardcover) and 1579541364 (paperback). Covers a range of species (cats, dogs, snakes, hampsters, and so on) on a variety of topics, from general animal care to training and behavior. Hanna, Jack and Mundis, Hester. Jack Hanna's Ultimate Pet Guide . Putnam Pub. Group, 1996. Natural Pet Care Series. BowTie Press This series publishes books on natural health care of companion animals. Dogs and cats are the species primarily covered. Some examples of guides published in this series are: Orey, Cal. 1st ed. BowTie Press, 1999. 48 p. ISBN: 088954034X. Walker, Joan Hustace. Hip Displasia: The Essential Guide to Natural Pet Care for Dogs.

12. Pet Corral On-Line African Pygmy Hedgehogs - Care And Information care and information of African Pygmy hedgehogs. Monroeville Pennsylvania, pets,pet supplies and professional grooming for dogs, cats, birds, and small animals http://www.petcorral.net/hedgehog.html

African Pygmy Hedgehog (Atelerix Albiventris) Information and Care Classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Insectivora Family: Erinaceidae Subfamily: Erinaceinae Genus: Atelerix Species: Atelerix Albiventris African Pygmy Hedgehogs are an insectivore, that will grow to about 6 to 9 inches in length, and will weigh about one pound when full grown. The average life span is five to seven years. They are nocturnal, so they will sleep during the day, and will be up at night. This is not to say they won't be up at all during the day. If your up and around, your Hedgehog may take on your schedule. They do require the contrast of light and dark, so you don't want to shield them away from light totally. They will be sensitive to bright light. Hedgehogs have quills that cover their body. They use the quills to protect themselves, whenever they feel they are in harms way. When threatened, they will stiffen their quills and roll into a ball. Once they calm down, they will relax and unroll. They don't shoot their quills, nor are they barbed. They can lose a few quills now and then. Hedgehogs are non allergenic and are odorless. Although Hedgehogs are available in many colors, gray is what is most available. The best age to acquire a pet hedgehog is shortly after they have been weaned after about 6-8 weeks of age. Hedgehogs are completely independent by this stage, and adapt to new owners much more readily when young. If the pet store, or breeder handles the hedgehog's, then even an older one will adapt nicely.

13. Family Guide To 4-H, Pet Care, Photography, Plant Science, Poultry Required Supplement for pet care Projects project book for cats, guinea pigs, cagebirds, gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. http://ohioline.osu.edu/4-H/fguide02/4h_14.html

Family Guide to 4-H Pet Care 215 Guinea Pig 220 Small Animals Project Book Required Supplement for Pet Care Projects 214R Small Animal Record Book This resource must be ordered in conjunction with the appropriate member project book for cats, guinea pigs, cage birds, gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. A separate record book should be used for each species of pet projects taken. ($2.00) Required Supplement for Small Animal Projects 220R Small Animal Resource Handbook This project supplement covers the history, selection, handling, housing, nutrition, health, reproduction, grooming and showing of seven species of small animals. Learn about gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs by using this small animal project resource. ($8.00) Photography 579 Adventures With Your CameraA Look at the world through your own special viewer by discovering your photography skills. Learn how to properly hold a camera, identify camera parts, properly care for your camera, identify the right film for the circumstances, choose good subjects, and much more. This beginning level project should not be repeated. 580 Adventures With Your CameraB Take successful shots with your camera by learning photography basics and advanced techniques in composition and film processing. Learn how to have better camera control, utilize lighting techniques, improve picture composition, improve photos through cropping, position your subject, determine proper film speeds, and much more. This intermediate level project may be repeated. Project #579"Adventures With Your CameraA" should be taken prior to doing this project.

14. Family Guide To 4-H, Project Descriptions Required Supplement for pet care Projects 214R Small Animal Record Book This cagebirds, gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. http://ohioline.osu.edu/4-H/fguide00/4h_16.html

Family Guide to 4-H Pet Care 215 Guinea Pig 220 Small Animals Project Book Required Supplement for Pet Care Projects 214R Small Animal Record Book This resource must be ordered in conjunction with the appropriate member project book for cats, guinea pigs, cage birds, gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. A separate record book should be used for each species of pet projects taken. ($1.00) Required Supplement for Small Animal Projects 220R Small Animal Resource Handbook This project supplement covers the history, selection, handling, housing, nutrition, health, reproduction, grooming and showing of seven species of small animals. Learn about gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs by using this small animal project resource. ($8.00) Photography 579 Adventures With Your Camera-A Look at the world through your own special viewer by discovering your photography skills. Learn how to properly hold a camera, identify camera parts, properly care for your camera, identify the right film for the circumstances, choose good subjects, and much more. This beginning level project should not be repeated. 580 Adventures With Your Camera-B Take successful shots with your camera by learning photography basics and advanced techniques in composition and film processing. Learn how to have better camera control, utilize lighting techniques, improve picture composition, improve photos through cropping, position your subject, determine proper film speeds, and much more. This intermediate level project may be repeated. Project #579 - "Adventures With Your Camera - A" should be taken prior to doing this project.

15. Pogstar Hedgehogs - A Family Operated Pet Hedgehog Breeder. A small familyrun hedgehog breeder in Wichita Kansas - also includes info and advice on looking after Category Recreation pets Exotic hedgehogs......Pogstar hedgehogs is a family operated pet hedgehog breeder. Our site contains,food, care, health and maintenance, and breeding information. http://www.pogstarhedgehogs.com/

Greetings and Welcome to PogStar Hedgehogs! A proud member of the International Hedgehog Association! "Our hedgehogs are pets first, and breeders second!" Special Section So You Think You Want a Pet Hedgehog Hedgehog Resources Discussion Forums Hedgehog Supplies Useful Links Buying Hedgehogs Picking a Hedgie Hedgehogs For Sale Basic Care Guide Maintenance Guide Health Issues Food Reviews Get More Involved Breeding Rescue Showing About Us The Hedgehogs The People Our Policies Contact Us Looking for Hedgehog Supplies? New at PogStar! We have Spiny Mice! Check out our Spiny Mice Site for more information! Dirk Pogstar Hedgehogs, located in Wichita Kansas, is a small family owned and operated business dedicated to breeding the best tempered and healthiest hedgehogs possible! William and I purchased our first hedgehog while still dating, back in the fall of 1996, and were completely enchanted by what a wonderful and intelligent creature our Annabella was. During the winter of 1998, our son Connor, then just shy of one year, became fascinated with watching and babbling at Annabella, and our less than friendly hedgie truly seemed to enjoy listening to him. We were all rewarded by this unusual friendship when Bella became much easier to handle and one of Connor’s first words was “BA”, asking for her. The more I studied how to care for Annabella, the more interested I became in hedgehogs in general, and after quite a bit of research and thought I purchased three more hedgehogs in the late winter of 1999, and became USDA licensed as a breeder in April of 2000.

16. PogStar Hedgehogs - Basic Hedgehog Care Information (the 6 Basic Needs) of many people in parts of Europe, these larger cousins of pet hedgehogs are oftenfed and looked after much as bird watchers all over the world care for and http://www.pogstarhedgehogs.com/basiccare.html

Main Page Looking for Hedgehog Supplies Check our Hedgehog Supplies page! The 6 Basic Needs of Hedgehog Care Quick-Jump Basic Care Introduction Air Food Shelter ... Water What IS a Hedgehog? Basic Care Introduction When trying to decide how to best to care for your hedgehog, you need to consider what their lives are like in the wild. Foragers and hunters by nature, hedgehogs spend a great deal of thought and energy each day finding food. As a small animal, they also spend this time trying to avoid becoming someone else's food. (Most notably large birds.) A hedgehog left to sit in a tiny cage all day with nothing to do will soon become fat, bored, and not a very good pet. Likewise, a hedgehog kept in an area where it constantly feels threatened (extremely high levels of noise and/or activity) will become defensive and skittish thinking it needs to protect itself. Another thing to consider is the basic needs of all living creatures. Every living creature needs six basic things, whether a fish, a bird, a horse, a human, or a hedgehog. These things are: Space, Air, Shelter, Water, Food, and Stimulus. In the next few paragraphs I'll cover each one briefly as it relates to your pet hedgehog. Space SPECIAL NOTE!!

17. Hedgehogs - Animal Hospitals-USA Natural History hedgehogs are a small, insectivorous (insect eating Your pet shouldbe kept indoors at normal the book “AvianExotic Animal care Guides” by http://www.animalhospitals-usa.com/small_pets/hedgehogs.html

Hedgehogs Hedgehogs are amazingly cute little insectivores who can be quite friendly despite their unapproachable prickly appearance. Of course, one must pet a hedgehog very carefully... The pet hedgehog (also known as the African Pygmy Hedgehog ) is originally native to Africa, and is much smaller than the European hedgehog . The pet hedgehog has several color variations. Their backs are covered in short, very sharp spines, but their tummies have a soft short hair coat. If upset, the spines stand erect and form an impenetrable barrier from head to tail, and if they feel very threatened they roll into a complete ball, with only spines showing. However, when calm and content, the spines are laid back and the hedgehog is quite easily handled. For color variations look at this Web site: International Hedgehog Club (IHC) Choosing a Healthy Hedgehog: You will want to choose a single hedgehog since they are solitary and don’t normally like to share a cage. Never buy a male and female to be placed in the same cage unless you intend to breed! Hedgehogs are ready to breed as early as 8 weeks and females should never be bred before 5 months, so be careful! You may decide to either go to a pet store or check ads and buy from a breeder. In either case, you are looking for a good healthy animal.

18. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Hedgehog Care" Hedgehog care information http//www.pogstarhedgehogs.com/ 4. COMMON DISORDERSAND care OF pet hedgehogs COMMON DISORDERS AND care OF pet hedgehogs Cathy A http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Hedgehog Care

19. Ask Jeeves: Search Results For "Hedgehog Food" www.idyllmtn.com/~khyri/hedgehog/ 6. Pogstar hedgehogs A family operated pet hedgehogbreeder. pet hedgehogs. Hedgehog care information Pogstar hedgehogs - A http://webster.directhit.com/webster/search.aspx?qry=Hedgehog Food

20. 4-H Project Guidelines For Vinton County: Pet Care Required Supplement for pet care Projects. project book for cats, guinea pigs, cagebirds, gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. http://vinton.osu.edu/4h/projects/petcare.htm

4-H Home Page 4-H Volunteer's Page 4-H Member's Page 4-H Shooting Sports ... Back to the top Vinton County 4-H Project Pet Care Project Completion Requirements Exhibit Suggestions (select one or more) 215 Guinea Pig Learn how to select, feed, manage and breed guinea pigs. Small Animal Record Book (214R) required. Do at least two Learning Experiences (p. 3) Be involved in at least two Leadership / Citizenship activities (p. 4) Obtain and complete the appropriate sections of the Small Animals Record Book (4-H publication 214R) Write a one-page report telling what you did and learned in the project Bring completed project manual, one-page report, Small Animal Record Book, your Guinea Pig and exhibit to Project Interview An educational poster that shows something you learned or did in the project Scrapbook containing photos, information and notes from activities completed for your project Other display that shows what you learned 220 Small Animals Complete the Interest Areas and age-appropriate activities relating to the small animal species taken as your project. Activities can be repeated or new animal species explored. Species include gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. Small Animal Resource

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