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Once again the GSPCA have been very close to Jessie the stray beagle cross that has been loose for 2 weeks.
Jessie has now settled in St Andrews and we have had a number of sightings of her. Earlier today GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne spotted her as she took.
She originally went missing in St Martins and Jessie has been seen previously in Forest, Castel and near St Peter Port.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "We have a good idea where Jessie the stray beagle cross is and we even found her collar earlier today."
Last night the GSPCA had reports of Jessie the lost beagle cross near La Trelade.
Jessie has been missing from St Martins since last Tuesday and on Friday staff got very close to her at the Villoq Estate near Samuarez Park at 3pm.
Previous sightings have been along Les Beaucamps, Route de la Hougue du Pommier and Rue de la Ronde Cheminee, and on the weekend Le Grande Mare, Fleur de Jardin and Havilland Hall, on Tuesday night at the Foulon Cemetery, Wednesday morning possibly at Specsavers near the airport.
Last night the GSPCA had reports of Jessie the lost beagle cross in the Foulon Cemetery.
Jessie has been missing from St Martins since last Tuesday and on Friday staff got very close to her at the Villoq Estate near Samuarez Park at 3pm.
Previous sightings have been along Les Beaucamps, Route de la Hougue du Pommier and Rue de la Ronde Cheminee, and on the weekend Le Grande Mare, Fleur de Jardin and Havilland Hall.
Last night the GSPCA had reports of Jessie the lost beagle cross between Le Grande Mare and Fleur de Jardin.
Jessie has been missing from St Martins since Tuesday and on Friday staff got very close to her at the Villoq Estate near Samuarez Park at 3pm.
Previous sightings have been along Les Beaucamps, Route de la Hougue du Pommier and Rue de la Ronde Cheminee.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "Our wardens had calls between Fleur de Jardin and Le Grande Mare last night and it seems that Jessie is moving about quite a lot."
Today GSPCA staff have been within metres of Jessie the lost beagle cross that has been missing from St Martins since Tuesday.
The most recent occasion was GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne tracked her down to the field next to the Villoq Estate near Samuarez Park at 3pm.
Yesterday sightings came from Route de la Hougue du Pommier and Rue de la Ronde Cheminee, with our wardens also out at 3am at Les Beaucamps where they also came very close to her.
Today we have had a number of sightings of Jessie the lost beagle cross that is missing from St Martins since Tuesday.
Shortly after 3pm staff were dispatched to help look for Jessie between Route de la Hougue du Pommier and Rue de la Ronde Cheminee.
We are working closely with Jessie's owners to help in the search of their dog Jessie and we all appreciate the wonderful public support and reports so far.
At the GSPCA with 200 to 300 animals in our care which do produce rather a lot of waste and we are continually working to improve and maintain our facilities.
Currently we are replacing 5 of our very old buildings with our new multi purpose animal welfare building, but we continue to have to repair and maintain the site where the many animals are kept and the services to them.
On the weekend our sewage pump failed which serves the many buildings on site and we are currently appealing for funds to help us repair this essential service.
On Sunday the GSPCA welcomed 7 local dog owners and individuals interested in learning how to help save dogs lives.
The training session started at 9.30am where Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager talked to the group about basic first aid for dogs and what to do in the event of an emergency.
The sessions take around 2 hours and cover what to do from seizures to CPR.
Over 3 months since going missing we continue to search for Bertie the missing Schnauzer.
Up until the early hours of yesterday morning and despite using a number of wildlife cameras, sightings have been sketchy at best of Bertie until the report we received at 1.15am on Tuesday.
Just after midnight we had what sounds like a very positive report, and both the spotter and friends, as well as GSPCA wardens spent some time in the early hours looking for possible signs of the missing dog.
The search of Bertie continues 2 months since he first went missing due to fireworks early November.
The main areas of possible sightings recently have been around L'Ancresse & Bordeaux.
If you do see him or a dog like him please note the time and try to get a photo or video if possible.
Wildlife cameras have been placed in strategic positions in the hope we can pin point his location.
We would like to highlight that Bertie is a very timid little lad especially with men and people he doesn't know.