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You may have heard about or seen Cinders the cat on the internet or local media.
She came in to the Shelter for rehoming but unfortunately had a number of issues with her health, teeth and gums.
Cinders had an initial opertation and has been on treatment for two months but unfortunately yesterday the brave decision had to be made to remove all but her 4 canines leaving her with a very gummy mouth.
Although never an easy decision, despite a series of treatments, it was decided to remove many of Cinders teeth as it was in her best interest.
On Saturday the 9th March the GSPCA will be holding a bric-a-brac sale, coffee morning and guided tours due to demand.
A number of islanders have been asking that we hold a weekend event to enable them to have a look around and see the two seal pups through the one way glass before they are released back to the wild next month.
The day will start at 9.15am with the first tour being at 9.30am. We are asking for a minimum donation of £5 per person for the tour and we require at least one adult per 6 children.
(Pictured above Becky Duport, Emma Trousdale and Becky Chandler with the collection from 2012 which the GSPCA are extremely grateful for.)
Throughout March, Curves Guernsey will be supporting local charities by collecting food for the annual Curves Local Charity Drive! All food/toiletries collected will be donated to GSPCA, The Womens Refuge & the Guernsey Welfare Service.
Today Jethou Bumblebee and Hanois the two grey seal pups at the GSPCA Animal Shelter had their second dinner date and we are pleased to say once again they got on extremely well.
Both seal pups are putting on the pounds and we are hopeful they will be ready next month to be released.
We are still appealing for donations toward fish and their care and you can do this help online by following the paypal link below or calling 01481 257261. We thank all that have already supported both Jethou Bumblebee and Hanois so far.
Tomorrow from 10am as part of the Tuesday GSPCA Coffee and Bric-a-brac mornings we will be offering guided tours at 10am, 11am, 12pm and 1pm for £5 per person.
Tours take just short of an hour and include visiting many of the 200 animals at the Shelter.
The main stars of the tour will be the two grey seal pups that will be visible through the one way glass in the wildlife unit.
Tours start at the Event and Training Room. If groups are too large we may need to stagger the hourly start, as we can only take restricted numbers into certain buildings.
Today Gillette the Razorbill who was rescued and cared for in Alderney had his first swim after week of rehabilitation at the GSPCA Animal Shelter.
Alderney Animal Welfare cared and washed him before arranging a flight to bring him over last week.
Only half way through February and within two weeks we have rehomed an amazing 36 animals and birds.
Pony the Peahen, Blacky the old hen, Abigail Angel, Frosty Lidea, Merci, Mistletoe, Polly, Roxie and Sherry the cats, Lucky, Meg and Storm the dogs, Baby Jusse, George, Goodie, Hope, Nat, Peace, Puffin and Spirit the guinea pigs, Ash, Brian, Chaos, Grumbles, Henri, Lewis, Lucy, Mo, Pedro, Ryan, Tosti and Woddy the hedgehogs and not forgetting George and Ringo the rats have all gone to new homes.
As part of GSPCA Purple Week celebrating 140 years caring for animals in Guernsey we are offering guided tours around the Animal Shelter for a minimum donation of £5 per person tomorrow and next Tuesday.
The tours are approximately 45 minutes long and will include a short visit to see our grey seal pups through one way glass in our wildlife unit as well as the hedgehogs.
Tomorrow is not only Valentines day but also the GSPCA is celebrating 140 years caring for animals in Guernsey.
Since being founded in 1873 we have helped care for, rescue, rehabilitate, reunite, release and rehome hundreds of thousands of animals and birds from domestic to wildlife, farm to working and our core beliefs of education and promoting animal welfare are as strong now as they were all those years ago.