On Saturday a team of staff from Source Recruitment arrived at the GSPCA to help around the Animal Shelter in St Andrews.
This is the second time their wonderful team have helped and the GSPCA are extremely grateful to Source Recruitment as not only did they do a great deal to help at the Shelter but they are also a Silver Angel Pen Pal Sponsor and so help support the many animals in our care.
The team arrived just after 9am and were set to work caring for the animals and helping spruce up the reception and hospital outer building.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "The staff from Source Recruitment were once again amazing in their support and help and the outer reception and hospital building looks fantastic."
"We are so lucky to have wonderful businesses in Guernsey like Source Recruitment that care so much for animals and for the second time have given their time to help us here at the GSPCA."
“At the end of their morning helping I chatted to them about our future plans and the new Wildlife Hospital which is much needed a some of their team got to see some of the animals in our care.”
"We always love to hear from businesses that would like to help us help the animals and community of Guernsey and there are many ways of getting involved from CSR programmes to sponsoring animals in our care."
"We can even run bespoke events such as guided tours for your team and their families."
"From all at the GSPCA a huge thank you to all at Source Recruitment."
To visit the Source Recruitment website please go to - https://www.source.gg/
If your group or business would like to find out about spending a day at the Shelter please go to -
http://www.gspca.org.gg/about/corporate-and-group-days
To become an Angel Pen Pal sponsor and for other ways your business can help us here at the GSPCA please go to -
http://www.gspca.org.gg/about/how-your-business-can-help-gspca-corporate-sponsorship
If you would like to volunteer then to find out more details here -
http://www.gspca.org.gg/about/volunteers
GSPCA Launch Buy a Brick for the Proposed New Wildlife Hospital
If you have visited one of the GSPCA recent events or stalls you may well have learned of the newly launched ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign to help the GSPCA achieve the propose new Wildlife Hospital.
The GSPCA currently treat over 2,000 wild animals and birds each year, this number continues to increase and our existing facilities can’t cope with the increase in demand, and are not fit for purpose. They desperately need a radical reorganisation and updating.
From seal pups to baby hedgehogs, kingfishers to buzzards, ducklings to loggerhead turtles, bats to voles the variety of wild animals and birds GSPCA help is vast.
To help achieve the new Wildlife Hospital we are launching our Exclusive Build Partner scheme and a Buy a Brick Scheme for individuals and businesses looking to support this much needed build.
The ‘Buy a Brick’ we have two options for you to choose:
Option 1: £250 have your family name or company logo engraved on a brick which will feature in the build of the Wildlife Hospital.
Option 2: £50 buy a brick for the build.
Multiple brick packages are also available.
For details of our individual, as a gift, corporate sponsorship packages or to make a larger donation please contact Steve Byrne by calling 01481 257261 or email [email protected]
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “At the GSPCA 1920’s Ball last month we launched our ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign to help achieve our proposed new Wildlife Hospital.”
“Sure have kindly lent us some phones and DLM Architects headsets so that when we are out and about we can show case the new build and what we hope it will look like.”
“From Temperance the Grey Seal Pup we released this year to Blucher the Barn Owl from Herm we help so many wild animals and each brick can help make a huge difference to those animals coming through our care.”
“The ‘Buy a Brick’ for the new Wildlife Hospital could make an ideal gift for a loved one or friend who has a passion for conservation and helping wildlife.”
“With Christmas fast approaching we can do a lovely gift pack through the ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign for our Wildlife Hospital.”
The next events we will be attending with our Buy a Brick leaflets will be Discover Dogs at Beau Sejour on Sunday the 14th October and the Wellbeing Fayre at Beau Sejour on Monday 8th October.
Here is the Discover Dogs facebook page - https://www.facebook.com/events/1925554847734478/
Leaflets and further information are available at the GSPCA.
More on the Exclusive Build Partner Scheme -
DLM and the GSPCA are delighted to showcase the proposed designs for the new GSPCA Wildlife Hospital and launch the Build Partner Scheme.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager continued "The GSPCA are hugely grateful to DLM Architects who have listened and understood our requirements and turned them into this wonderful design.”
“We believe this much needed purpose-built Wildlife Hospital will enable us to meet the growing demands of wildlife on our island.”
"With 1,500 to 2,000 wild animals and birds through the doors every year we see more wild animals come into our care than domestic species and we have been helping this number of animals for many years and it looks likely to continue and with the buildings we care for the wildlife dating back many decades a new facility fit for purpose and the future is essential and we are appealing for support."
"From seal pups to baby hedgehogs, kingfishers to buzzards, ducklings to loggerhead turtles, bats to voles the variety of wild animals and birds we help is vast."
"To help achieve the new Wildlife Hospital we launched our Exclusive Build Partner scheme for those businesses and individuals looking to support this much needed build."
"We are asking for 350 Exclusive Build Partner to sign up for a minimum £520 a year for 5 years or a total of £2,600 per partnership and would love to hear from anyone that would like to get involved with this or any fund raising or donations towards our Wildlife Hospital new build."
"If anyone would like to learn more or discuss how they can get involved and support our Wildlife Hospital new build please do get in touch by calling 01481 257261 or email [email protected]."
David De La Mare Director DLM Architects said “As a chartered architecture practice we have a responsibility to design buildings that have a positive impact on our natural environment through sustainable intervention. This can range from thermal performance, energy consumption, building materials, planted walls and roofs, and aesthetic appearance to the specific use of the building”
“The proposed wildlife centre will allow the GSPCA to work more efficiently and cope with the increasing demand on injured wildlife in a purpose built space giving the animal the best chance of recovery and integration back to the wild. “
“DLM Architects is a team of animal lovers and whilst we enjoy designing a building within a detailed criteria for the benefit of our local wildlife, it is also very rewarding to show our support for the great work done by all at the GSPCA.”
“The design has evolved primarily from the requirements of the brief, isolating various species within suitable zones and necessary room size in relation to the duration of treatment required.”
“Consideration has been made to minimise ongoing maintenance costs, centralise storage, administration and cooking facilities, and reduce the trauma of moving the wildlife to and from the relevant zones.”
“The overall form has been developed to respond to the topography and orientation of the site, locating treatment rooms to the outskirts of the footprint where the wildlife will endure less disruption from the central circulation space.”
“We have also considered how fundraising can be integrated into the design and construction of the building and these ideas will be launched a little further into the project.”
DLM & The GSPCA are meeting to discuss the proposals with the Planning Department next week.
About GSPCA Build Partner Scheme - http://www.gspca.org.gg/page/gspca-exclusive-build-partner
The Build Partner programme is designed to meet the building costs associated with our new Wildlife Hospital Building. The building is to replace a number of existing structures that are scattered across the site that have become unusable with age.
- it is a simple partnership designed to meet the funding requirements for the new Wildlife Hospital building
- 350 individuals or corporate partners
- join for a 5 year partnership donating £520 annually (or one of £2600 and we very much welcome multi partnerships)
If anyone would like to learn more or discuss how they can get involved and support our Wildlife Hospital new build please do get in touch by calling 01481 257261 or email [email protected].
About the DLM
DLM Architects is an award-winning RIBA chartered practice. They believe that architecture should not just be seen as a statutory requirement, but be viewed as an opportunity to maximise the potential of your investment and the enjoyment of your home. They provide a full service from conceptual design through to completion allowing a more efficient and refined solution to their clients brief.
Each year the team at DLM choose a charity to provide pro bono work on, this years charity is the GSPCA.
The shared ethos of our team is to develop high quality progressive architecture that embraces heritage and challenges convention. Their highly skilled team believe that they have a social responsibility to improve our environment and enhance the landscape of our island.
They create architectural responses, informed by specific site conditions, the ways in which people utilise and inhabit spaces, and the unique and varied ways in which we each choose to live.
Their bespoke services incorporate concept design, planning and building licence applications, construction detailing, contract administration and project management.
To visit their website please visit - http://www.dlm.gg/
This weekend we have two great events for dog owners taking place please check out -
Play Date On The Beach for Cockapoos & friends in aid of the GSPCA - http://www.gspca.org.gg/blog/play-date-beach-cockapoos-friends-aid-gspca
Paws For Thought - Herm Island Charity Dog Walking Day Sunday 7th October - http://www.gspca.org.gg/blog/paws-thought-herm-island-charity-dog-walking-day-sunday-7th-october
Our next volunteer induction evening is Monday 5th November 2018 and for more information and additional induction dates please visit http://gspca.org.gg/about/volunteers or call 257261
If you would like to help at one of our upcoming events please give Michelle a call on 257261 or email [email protected]
To see the opening hours at the GSPCA please visit – http://www.gspca.org.gg/page/gspca-opening-visiting-times
To see our upcoming guided tours please visit - http://www.gspca.org.gg/services/guided-tours-gspca
To donate to the animals in our care please visit - www.paypal.me/DonateGSPCA
To become an Angel Pen Pal Sponsor to sponsor the hoglets and support our work please visit - http://www.gspca.org.gg/about/angel-sponsorship-scheme-animals-needing-guernseys-everlasting-love
To see our Wish List on our website please visit - http://www.gspca.org.gg/about/our-plans-wish-list
For other fund raising ideas and ways to support please visit - http://www.gspca.org.gg/fundraising
To visit the details on the Urgent Kennel Floor Appeal please visit - www.gspca.org.gg/blog/urgent-kennel-floor-appeal-%E2%80%93-kennel-flooring-work-discovers-need-new-drains-and-completely-ripp
To find out how your business could help us at the GSPCA http://www.gspca.org.gg/about/how-your-business-can-help-gspca-corporate-sponsorship
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