Harry Hedgehog
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After seeing a programme on Saving British Wildlife, I decided to submit my hedgehog, I saw waddling across our car park on the Isle of Lewis. The hedgehog on the programme had been saved by the rspca and a vet as he had been painted with a copper based blue paint. They had to put him under an anaesthetic and pick every bit of blue paint off his prickles and underneath his body aswell as round his face. It seemed such a sad story but I was so happy he got cleaned up and put back into the countryside.
About the Artist
Debbie Cullis
In 1991, I completed a degree to teach Primary School children, a BEd Hons, majoring in Art. I worked as an Occupational Therapist carrying out craft activities with young adults of learning disabilities. I kept up my painting with compiling illustrations for friends on two occasions. In between I…
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