OPEN HOUSES ARE NOW BEING HELD ON OUR SCREENED-IN PORCH, OR OUTDOORS (WEATHER PERMITTING).

 
 

PLAY AND LEARN

While we’re biased towards hedgies as being the best thing ever, we realize that hedgehogs may not be the right companion for everyone. Attending an open house will allow you to learn how to safely handle these unique little critters, and to see if they’re the right companion for you! (Quills are sharp, after all.)

HEDGIE CHOOSES YOU

Hedgehogs form a human-animal bond, but are rather picky when it comes to choosing their person. All of our hedgies are handled and socialized from an early age for a friendly and affectionate temperament. Making sure that you’re the perfect match is our highest priority!

CHANGE IS HARD

New things are stressful. And this applies doubly to hedgehogs! Moving from Hamor Hollow to a new home can be strenuous so bonding with your new companion at an open house or a pickup should help you to become their familiar anchor! They’ll be comforted by your scent and the sound of your voice.

MEET AND GREET

Don’t feel pressured to buy! Open house attendees are under no obligation to purchase a hedgehog. In fact, we recommend against impulse purchases, and would rather you sleep on the decision in order to be sure! Even if you go home without a new companion, you’ll still have a great time meeting other hedgie fans (and cute photos for Instagram)!

 
 

STEP 1: QUESTIONNAIRE

Filling out a questionnaire is a pre-requisite for attending an open house.

But don’t worry, there are no wrong answers! Filling out a questionnaire simply lets us know how experienced you are with exotic animals.

STEP 2: PLEASE RSVP

We are a family-run breeder operating out of our home. Visits are by appointment only and we do not accept walk-ins.

Please RSVP by using our Contact Us form or via our Facebook Page.

 
 

Some of our favorite pre-quarantine open house photos

Due to COVID-19, masks are now required to be worn by all open house attendees, and by folks picking up their baby hedgehogs. The below photos were taken before January, 2020.