Submitted by Steve on 10:56, 11th Mar, 2014 | 0

Last night at the GSPCA the second Animal Care and Welfare Course saw another 15 graduates.

The Monday night course that started back in January has taken 8 weeks and covered a wealth of topics in caring for animals and working with them.

Last night Sarah, Sue, Siriol, Carolyn, Marilyn, Michelle, Andrew, Simon, Craig, Lisa, Hannah, Zoe, Mandy and John had their last session which covered grooming and coat care.  We also recapped the 8 weeks and had a Q and A followed by a presentation of certificates.

Due to demand the GSPCA and WEA have teamed up once more to run the third Animal Care and Welfare course at the Animal Shelter in St Andrews.

With the number of bank holidays and to give those who have a busy Monday evening we have moved this 8 week course to a Tuesday evening (breaks on the 1st and 25th April)

With limited places please book your place as soon as possible:

  • Wild animal rescue and first aid,
  • Emergency care,
  • Domestic animal health checking,
  • Animal handling and grooming,
  • Animal behaviour and psychology,
  • Nutrition and diets for animals,
  • An introduction to the GSPCA and the history of animal welfare,
  • and an Introduction to careers with animals

8 sessions Tuesdays 6.30 pm - 8.00 pm

Location: GSPCA Animal Shelter Rue des Truchots, St. Andrews

The next course starts 25th March 2014

The cost of the course is £60 and payable to WEA

The Tutor for the course is Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager who has over 16 years experience managing RSPCA Animal Shelters, a wealth of experience from owning a large variety of his own pets, volunteering and working in a number of other animal environments, experience in working with International groups in animal care and has been with the GSPCA for over two years.

Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said 'What another fantastic group we've had for the GSPCA Animal Care and Welfare Course in conjunction with the WEA.'

'It's been really enjoyable experience and that's why we've teamed up to put on a third course.'

‘The training is open to all age groups and is a great way to learn about some key skills and knowledge in caring for animals.'

'We are now running all sorts of training opportunities and they are featured on our website.’

'I must thank WEA and of course the attendees or should I say graduates that came along to the course here at the GSPCA.'

For more details to book your place please click here.

To find out about GSPCA training and courses at the Shelter please click here.

To donate to Trinity and Edens Big Fish Appeal please call 01481 257261, pop along to the Animal Shelter in St Andrews, by post or by clicking the link below.

JustGiving - Sponsor me now!

We will of course keep you up to date with Trinity and Edens progress and keep your eyes open for pictures and videos.

To sponsor a kennel or animal pen and help dogs like Inca please click here.

To find out about our Events, how to become a Member, Sponsor an Animal Pen, our Wish List, Corporate Sponsorship & Volunteering, , our New Build & Redevelopment Appeal and much more please click here.

There are many ways to support the work of the GSPCA and you can even donate online by clicking the paypal link below.

 

Donate with JustGiving and PayPal

Have you liked us on facebook yet or joined us on twitter?

Like GSPCA Guenrsey Animal Shelter on facebookFollow the GSPCA Animal Shelter in Guernsey on twitter

Share

Post new comment

The content of this field is kept private and will not be shown publicly.
  • Web page addresses and e-mail addresses turn into links automatically.
  • Allowed HTML tags: <a> <em> <strong> <cite> <code> <ul> <ol> <li> <dl> <dt> <dd>
  • Lines and paragraphs break automatically.

More information about formatting options