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Nearly a week ago a very sick and injured grey seal pup was rescued on the South coast of Guernsey.
Bonnie has she has been named is without doubt the weakest seal pup ever to be rescued by the GSPCA and the team were overjoyed that she survived the rescue and the first few days.
At only 14kg at time of rescue Bonnie was 26kg lighter than she should be for her age which was only around 2 weeks old.
On Saturday the GSPCA rescued the first sick seal pup in nearly 2 years.
After what was a fairly mild Winter last year many birds and animals have had a much harder season this year with dozens of oiled sea birds being rescued over the last few weeks.
Geoff George Animal Collection Officer was called out on Saturday to what was reported to be a seal pup at Corbier.
When Geoff arrived at the scene he was faced with a steep climb and without doubt one of the thinnest pups we have ever rescued.
At the GSPCA we are looking for volunteers to help with Flag Day event on Saturday 24th October at two Marks & Spencers stores.
If you are able to help us out we would really appreciate it, please could you contact Sarah Ozanne at the Shelter with the time slots and places you can help with.
We are looking at 2 hour slots but anything is appreciated. The slots are:
And same places as last year:
On Saturday the 22nd August the GSPCA will be collecting around Guernsey for our annual Flag Day.
We have filled many of the locations, but we are appealing for volunteers to help with collecting.
Sarah Ozanne Organisor of this years Flag Day said "Last year we helped raise over £3000 during our Flag Day."
"Our main flag day is on Saturday 22nd August and if you can help I would love to hear from you."
"Thank you to those that helped collect and donated the other week when we were at Waitrose and we are hoping to collect at Marks and Spencers in October."
On Sunday the 5th October as part of the World Animal Day celebrations on the 4th the GSPCA have teamed up with Castle Cornet to put on a very special day.
With plans being finalised if you come down to the Castle on Sunday you will see a selection of animals, have access to talks on animals and their history in Guernsey as well as be able to join the activities and games from tombolas to trails, coconut shy to face painting and much more.
A variety of animals from the GSPCA Animal Shelter will be living in Castle Cornet for a day to celebrate World Animal Day.
We remember the animals who have played a part in history by living in the Castle, there will be interactive talks on animal welfare, children’s activities and ‘pet passports’ for children to collect stamps for different animals they see.
Young children are welcome to bring their cuddly toy animals for a special photo opportunity.
With only 2 days until the GSPCA Flag Day event on Saturday 23rd August we are looking for help.
We would love to hear from you or your business if you are able to help us out this Saturday or at any of the events we are at.
If you can help at one of the slots below or even pop a bucket on your counter at work then please could you contact Sarah Ozanne at the Shelter on 257261 with the time slot and location or if you would like us to drop a bucket or collection tin to your place of work we would love to hear from you.
With only days until the GSPCA Flag Day event on Saturday 23rd August we are looking for help.
We would love to hear from you or your business if you are able to help us out this Saturday or at any of the events we are at.
If you can help at one of the slots below or even pop a bucket on your counter at work then please could you contact Sarah Ozanne at the Shelter on 257261 with the time slot and location or if you would like us to drop a bucket or collection tin to your place of work we would love to hear from you.
Yesterday the GSPCA were called out to a dog that had been left in a car on what was another very hot day.
The dog as reported by Guernsey Police was recovered and taken to the GSPCA.
Lorna Prince the Animal Welfare Manager and Annabelle Janes Animal Care Assistant and Collection Officer attended the scene and worked alongside the Guernsey Police.
The dog which is now fine and back with the owner highlights the importance of not leaving any pet at risk in the warm and sunny weather.