Hagrid consoled him by saying that Hedwig had lived "a great old life". His friends were naturally deeply sympathetic and tried to comfort him. Harry was devastated by the loss of Hedwig. To add insult to the injury of losing his much-loved companion, Harry was then forced to destroy the sidecar containing Hedwig's body in an effort to slow down the pursuing Death Eaters. She was killed instantly and fell like a rag doll to the bottom of her cage. While aboard Hagrid's flying motorcycle with Harry she was struck by a Killing Curse, possibly aimed at Hagrid or Harry. Hedwig was killed in 1997 during the Battle of the Seven Potters. Hedwig." - Harry's grief due to her death In 1996, Hedwig brought Harry a brand new copy of Advanced Potion-Making from Flourish and Blotts, which was intended as a replacement for the Half-blood prince's copy, but he did not use it nonetheless. Lavender Brown once admitted to Parvati Patil that she always loved Hedwig and thought her so beautiful. In 1995, Hedwig was attacked by associates of Dolores Umbridge in an effort to intercept Harry's mail, requiring Dobby and Professor Grubby-Plank to nurse her back to health. Harry having Hedwig deliver a message to Sirius Black in 1994 Hedwig was keen to deliver messages, but Harry refused to put her at risk and this led to a minor falling out between them. A specific instance of this was during Sirius Black's evasion of the Ministry of Magic in 1994. In the build-up to the Second Wizarding War, Hedwig was constrained in what she could do for Harry, due to the fact that snowy owls aren't native to Britain, which made her conspicuous this could potentially raise suspicions if onlookers witnessed a snowy owl always going back and forth from a specific location. She arrived at the pub a few minutes earlier than he did. Hedwig was very intelligent, and knew the place she needed to go. She later went back to Hermione to deliver Harry's letter to her, and in her absence he abandoned Privet Drive and went to the Leaky Cauldron. On her way back, she had to help Errol get Ron's gift to Harry when he collapsed. In the summer of 1993, she took longer to get back to Privet Drive because she decided to fly to Hermione to get her birthday gift for Harry. Harry and Hedwig in the Gryffindor boys' dormitory However, Harry sometimes ignored this instruction. In subsequent summers, Hedwig's frustrated hooting convinced the Dursleys to allow Harry to let her out to fly, on the condition that he didn't use her to send messages. He later let her out, and Hedwig flew behind the car all the way to The Burrow. Harry had to run to get her and put her in the car too. She noticed and hooted, waking Vernon up.
When Ron, Fred and George Weasley, arrived to rescue Harry from Privet Drive in the flying Ford Anglia, he nearly ended up forgetting Hedwig when he was getting into the car. He felt forgotten by his friends and mused that Hedwig was the only proof he had that the wizarding world was real. Hedwig started to grow bored and frustrated, a feeling Harry mirrored.
Vernon Dursley forced Harry to lock Hedwig in her cage, sometimes for weeks at a time to prevent Harry from sending messages to his "freaky little friends". In the summer of 1992, they stayed at the Dursleys in Privet Drive again. She spent their first year at Hogwarts fulfilling her duty by getting and sending letters to Rubeus Hagrid and even took ones to Charles Weasley in Romania. Throughout her life, she fulfilled the traditional function of an owl by delivering mail for Harry. Hedwig stayed with him during this time, his only friend at 4 Privet Drive. In the days before arriving for his first year at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, Harry avoided the Dursleys by staying in his room. Harry decided to name her Hedwig after an individual he saw mentioned in A History of Magic. This was the first birthday present Harry had ever received, as the Dursleys never celebrated his birthday. Harry was obviously delighted with his new pet and was very grateful to Hagrid. She was a birthday present for Harry when he turned eleven. In 1991, Hedwig was kept by the Eeylops Owl Emporium, until she was purchased by Rubeus Hagrid while he was helping Harry Potter get school supplies. Hagrid introduces Hedwig to Harry in 1991
" Harry now carried a large cage that held a beautiful snowy owl, fast asleep with her head under her wing." - Harry Potter after receiving Hedwig as a gift
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