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Both this and last week the GSPCA have been called out to rescue grey seal pups.
Sadly the pup from last weekend was extremely poorly and suffering from seizures and sadly passed away shortly after trying to help it.
This Sunday the GSPCA were called to the third Guernsey seal pup rescue of 2025 near the shooting range.
On Saturday the GSPCA were called out to Petit Port to a report sick seal pup.
The team arrived to find a 17kg female pup which is extremely thin suffering with pneumonia which has been called Swish and is recovering in our intensive care unit at the GSPCA that will very soon be rebuilt so some challenges ahead.
The GSPCA recently announced the release of Roar and California Girl back to the wild rescued last year and this is the first seal rescue of 2025 and is a very late pup for the season.
The GSPCA are excited to announce that Roar and California Girl have been released back to the wild where they belong today.
To see VT’s of the seals, their release and our work please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
The GSPCA during our 152nd year celebrations would like to update on our two seal pups in our care.
To see VT of the seals and our work please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
This morning the GSPCA were called out to a very poorly grey seal pup fat Fort Houmet.
To see VT of the seals and our work please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
Geoff George Head of Marinee Mammals said “This morning we were called out to rescue a grey seal pup at Fort Houmet.”
“This is the second pup we’ve been called to help this season and Roar the pup from last month is doing really well.”
Last week the GSPCA were called out to a very poorly grey seal pup first heard then seen near Castle Cornet.
To see a VT of the seals please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
Geoff George Head of Marinee Mammals said “The weekend before last we were called out to rescue a grey seal pup from the breakwater at Castle Cornet.”
“This is the first pup we’ve been called to help this season and we have named him Roar due to his angry nature.”
Yesterday the GSPCA were called out to a very poorly grey seal pup first heard then seen near Castle Cornet.
To see a VT of the seals please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
Geoff George Head of Marinee Mammals said “Yesterday we were called out to rescue a grey seal pup from the breakwater at Castle Cornet.”
“This is the first pup we’ve been called to help this season and we have named him Roar due to his angry nature.”
The GSPCA are delighted to announce two more grey seal pups are back in the wild.
To see a VT of the release please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
Geoff George Head of Marinee Mammals said “This weekend we had another fantastic seal release.”
“Baby Shark and Grinch two pups rescued so thin and with so many health problems were fit enough, large enough and with good weather we took them back to a Guernsey beach to be released back to the wild.”
Yesterday for the first time in 5 years the GSPCA were able to return Jersey rescued seal pups back into their home waters thanks to Condor Ferries and all involved.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “Yesterday was the first time since 2019 that we have been able to return Jersey grey seal pups back into the waters from where they were rescued.”
This afternoon the 4th Guernsey poorly grey seal pup was rescued and second this year from Fort Doyle.
Dolly as she has been named is the 8th seal pup to come into our care this season making it the most ever seal pups we have ever had at one time.
To make a donation to help the seals in our care please go to https://giving.gg/donate/charity/2/Guernsey-Society-for-the-Prevention-of-Cruelty-to-Animals-(GSPCA)