It comes as animal charities have sounded the alarm over the impact of successive heatwaves on hedgehogs.
They said the hot dry summers meant the creatures were unable to dig for insects to eat.
The RSPCA said the number of hedgehogs orphaned and left dehydrated has risen by 30% in the hot weather.
Anyone wanting to help the hedgehogs in their area should put out shallow bowls of water in their gardens, along with bowls of small cat or dog dry pet food, Gill Morgan from Jersey Hedgehog Preservation Group said.
The water bowls should be filled morning and evening,” she said.
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