The donor porcupine was released into the wild on March 27. The smaller porcupine is healing at WildNorth's rehab centre, gaining weight and eating a whole buffet of fruits and vegetables, Lynch said.

The porcupine quills were saved and will be used to make jewelry. (John Gaudi/CBC) "I got this by watching my mom do it all the time," he said, adding his family eats a lot of country food.

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