Hedgehogs, males in particular, are solitary animals. He is just fine without a companion, he even prefers it
Hedgie for adoption
Hi, my name is Cecilia and I live in Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico. My hedgie's name is Jalapeño. He is around 16 months old, he came from Veracruz. He is very sweet and doesn't bite. I never put him in a cage, I made a house for him in a quiet place in the house and he comes and goes just as my other animals, two cats, two dogs, and two rabbits. We love him but he is the only one without a companion. It breaks my heart to see him so lonely. That is why I would like to find a house with another hedgehog, I think he would be a lot happier, so if you are interested please contact me. Thanks!
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just to say, ussually hedgies dont need other hedgie companions, they dont get lonley
Yes, hedgehogs are solitary animals, and don't need company. Because you have a male, it would be very hard to find him a friend (It'd have to be a spayed female) and even then it's possible they won't get along.
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