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With Christmas less than 3 weeks away don't forget you can get a selection of treats and gifts from the GSPCA for your pets.
We are in town all day today and the GSPCA shop is open 9am to 5pm Monday until Saturday.
So please pop by say hi and through your purchase you can help support animal rescue in Guernsey.
On sale now at the GSPCA we have a small number of wonderful local Christmas trees that have been grown on island for the last 8 years.
On sale from £25 upwards all money raised will go towards replanting new trees for the future and the majority towards the GSPCA and helping animals in Guernsey.
They are blue spruces which is a top end tree which look fantastic and don't drop their needles.
Also being grown here in Guernsey mean they are as fresh as you can get.
Is your pooch ready for Christmas?
On sale at the GSPCA we have a selection of Christmas gifts and outfits for your pets.
If you are in town please pop by our stall which is in Market Square all day today and Saturday raising funds for the animals in our care.
On our stall we have lots of games and also a selection of Santa and elf outfits for your dog.
Don't forget on December 13th we have our Santa Paws Dog Walk in Samaurez Park (details below).
We also have cat and dog stockings, new Christmas pin badges, Christmas cards and much more.
Have you ever been and chosen your very own locally grown Christmas tree in Guernsey?
This Sunday the GSPCA will be at a location to be released on Saturday where you can come and choose from 900 locally grown Christmas trees.
The Blue Spruces make fantastic festive trees and what better way to choose a tree fresher than any you may have had before.
We will also be selling a small selection on Saturday from our Market stall in St Peter Port and will have one on display at the Shelter from Friday.
On Sunday the GSPCA took a stall along to the Les Cotils Christmas Fayre where we managed to raise £250.
After a wet windy day out in the weather on the Saturday the team enjoyed the warmth of Les Cotils and not only saw hundreds of visitors we even saw Santa pop by.
With all sorts of Christmas gifts on sale and games to play lots was raised for the animals at the Shelter.
We would like to thank all that organised and supported what was a lovely day.
On Saturday the GSPCA joined the stall holders in Market Square on the terrace to raise funds for the animals at the Shelter.
With gale force winds, driving rain and a nip in the air the volunteers helping had to brave the elements.
On the stall was Molly a young beagle who was dressed as Mrs Claus and certainly stole the show and helped raise much of the funds raised.
The stall was well positioned and we got to watch the unveiling of the bronze donkeys and also Santa turning on the Christmas town lights.
Last week Ella Gidney and a group of her friends came along to the GSPCA for a Birthday guided tour.
Ella who has just turned 10 years of age got a very special behind the scenes tour with her friends at the Shelter in St Andrews.
On requests we will arrange a special tour for a minimum donation and last week Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager took the group around the site.
From seeing our resident tortoise to stroking Monkey a diabetic cat the girls all had a lovely evening.
Last night the GSPCA welcomed 17 new volunteers into the team.
Sarah Creasey GSPCA Welfare & Education Officer and Sarah Ozanne Animal Care Assistant welcomed the group of new volunteers.
On what was a cold and dark evening new faces started arriving just after 6pm ready for the 6.30 start.
The two Sarah's gave a presentation on what we do at the GSPCA, how they can help and an induction in our rules and working safely for the GSPCA.
This Sunday come and join us with many other stall holders at Les Cotils for some festive fun.
We will be setting up from 9.00am to be ready to sell by 11.00.
This is the 3rd annual Traditional Christmas fayre will be held at Les Cotils which is on the 29th November from 11am-5pm.
With many local stall holders catering for every Christmas need from decorations, gifts and food.
There will also be live festive music, live demonstrations, children's activities and Father Christmas.