Name: Hedgehog
Brand: Hedgehog
SKU: 530983
Price: 300 USD
Availability: InStock

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Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

530983

Price / Fee

$300

Pet

Rodent

Breed

Hedgehog

Location

Cumberland, Allegany County, Maryland

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Got a north African hedgehog very nice and loveable once he gets to know uI hate to get rid of him but I just don't have the time with taken care of my grandma and everything around the house and he needs to be played with held and cared and loved for he is only year in half almost two years old would like 300 but I'll take b.o. u can reach me at *** call anytime just want to find him a good and loveable family that has time for him

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Price / Fees

$300

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Frequently Asked Questions about Hedgehogs for Sale

1. What kind of pet is being offered for sale?

This listing features a North African hedgehog, a wonderful small rodent that is known for being loving and friendly once they become familiar with you.

2. What is the age of the hedgehog?

The hedgehog is one and a half years old, almost two years old, making it still quite youthful and playful!

3. Why is the hedgehog being sold?

The owner is regrettably needing to find a new home for the hedgehog due to personal commitments, including taking care of their grandmother, and they feel he deserves more attention and care than they can provide.

4. What is the asking price for the hedgehog?

The owner is asking for $300 but is open to considering the best offer (b.o) to ensure he goes to a loving home.

5. Where is the hedgehog located?

The hedgehog is currently located in Cumberland, Allegany County, Maryland, United States.

6. What kind of care does a hedgehog require?

Hedgehogs require regular social interaction, a specific diet, and adequate space to roam. They thrive on being played with, held, and cared for to develop a bond with their owners.