Korean Job Discussion Forums

[Bucheonguy]

HELP, I bought a hedgehog and it had 4 babies. I seriously can't take care of 5 hedgehogs...

Now, you can't take your hog back to North America but you can enjoy the gentle, sweetness of a love hoglette in Korea. You can watch your tender, helpless hoglette grow into full fledged goseomdochi in a matter of months. You can receive the unconditional love that only a simple minded, Erinaceinae can deliver.

Certainly, we've all felt those lonely cold Korean night. The wind howls through the buildings echoing like a drop of blood into your homesick heart. Each day passes by; you become weary; you ask yourself, "what am I doing with my life?" Now you can find that purpose, by giving a home to a lonely hoglette. He can share in your emptiness and fill the void left by the absence of your loved ones.

What you'll need is pine wood chips, a good sized tank, cat food and a warm heart. This New Year, make the resolution to do something; to be something more than what you are. Make the resolution to be a hedgehog owner.

The hedgehog is free but I would love an interesting trade. I just want to make sure that my little, spiky balls of joy find good homes.

[CanadianBanana]

Hello I am interested in taking one of those babies off your hands.
I was considering getting one. I will give it a good home.
Please email me at
([email protected]) No brackets

Thanks, and maybe we can talk about some trade.

Jordan

[Zyzyfer]

You can always feed them carrots to amuse yourself.

[dharma bum]

for anyone interested, i was considering getting a hedgehog awhile back and came across a really helpful site (http://hedgehogcentral.com/) while researching what would be involved in raising one.

for the OP, do you find hedgehogs to be fairly active and interested in playing/interacting with people? what about other hedgehogs if you have two living together? the ones i've seen in pet stores always seem to be lethargic (i.e. unconscious) and disinterested in their surroundings...but my guess is that this was because they weren't being cared for properly or given anywhere to play. if you've found them to be a little more playful though, i might be interested in taking one (or two) off your hands.

[nosmallplans]

where are you located?

[CanadianBanana]

I can actually take 2 off your hands =)

[Minshin]

I'll take one. I already have a house, food, and everything that's needed. In terms of trade... I've got lots of consumer electronic stuffs that you might be interested in. email me @ [email protected] =) Look forward to hearing from you.

[goesslry]

actually, you can take hedgehogs back to the states, as long as they have been vaccinated (which isn't common to do in rodent pets).

[dharma bum]

anybody hear from the OP?

[sobriquet]

-I believe he did the same thing last year as a wind-up as well.

[Bucheonguy]

hi,

I contacted a few people who sent me pms or their emails. Just pm me if you're still interested. They've almost got homes.

[riverboy]

Ugh... I know this is a stupid question, but do you live in Bucheon?

[Bucheonguy]

[riverboy]

I've heard that there are guys in Bucheon. Yes, but I am not sure of we ever crossed paths.

[Stormy]

Any pics of these hedgehogs? I want to be sure they're not reaIIy echidnas....