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If you have visited one of the GSPCA recent events or stalls you may well have learned of the newly launched ‘Buy a Brick’ campaign to help the GSPCA achieve the propose new Wildlife Hospital.
The GSPCA currently treat over 2,000 wild animals and birds each year, this number continues to increase and our existing facilities can’t cope with the increase in demand, and are not fit for purpose. They desperately need a radical reorganisation and updating.
On Saturday volunteers donned costumes, sashes and GSPCA buckets to collect outside of Alliance.
An amazing £495 was raised and we are so thankful to all involved.
Michelle Champion who organised the flag day at Alliance said “With so many animals at the GSPCA every penny helps them and the work the Shelter does 24/7.”
“A huge thank you to Alliance, all that supported and helped from all at the GSPCA.”
“We have lots of events upcoming and anyone that would like to volunteer please do get in touch.”
At the GSPCA Animal Shelter in St Andrews we have three permanent and also casual posts which we are currently looking to recruit individuals with excellent customer and animal care skills.
Working for the GSPCA is a diverse and often challenging position with great rewards from the 3000 animals we help through the doors 24/7 each year to the community we serve here in Guernsey.
The posts currently advertised are –
Every Autumn the shores of the Bailiwick see grey seal pups being born, and the GSPCA are issuing advice today because of the inclement weather we have seen recently.
The earliest grey seal pup we have rescued in recent years was Temperance who was found during the last week of October last year.
In recent years every winter the GSPCA have helped rescue and care for grey seal pups.
The GSPCA are reminding dog walkers that once again from today you can take your canine friend on the beaches around Guernsey.
Guernsey has restrictions on a number of beaches during the Summer months which are then lifted during the Winter.
With the restrictions lifted the GSPCA would like to remind pet owners to be mindful of the Wildlife that live and feed along the shorelines.
Here is a breakdown of the restrictions which have been lifted as of the 1st October until the 30th April.
This Monday at 630pm we have our 11th volunteer induction and invite all to come and join us to find out more about helping at the GSPCA.
This year alone we have inducted 132 new volunteers, placements and work through these inductions and are graced with an average 120 volunteers each week but with over 500 animals in our care there is always plenty to do.
All are welcome, although for those wanting to help onsite at the Shelter the minimum age is 13.
Join us tomorrow on Saturday 29th September from 1pm for the Paws for Support Open Day and Pet Dog Show
Paws for Support are launching their new charity Paws For Support with an open day and fun pet dog show.
We will have our GSPCA stall there and would like to thank the organisors for the kind invite.
Some of the things going on include -
This weekend we have a Peter Rabbit & Friends Event at Beau Cinema in aid of the GSPCA on Sunday 30th September - from 2pm
Sadly tickets to the cinema screening are now SOLD OUT but you can still come and see animals from the GSPCA and much more……
A fun event for the whole family at Beau Sejour. From 2pm meet the adorable rabbits from the GSPCA, Guernsey SPCA and some of their cute friends before watching the Peter Rabbit film at Beau Cinema.
Over the Summer months trained volunteers and staff from the GSPCA carried out extensive searches in the southern area of L’Ancresse Common after a dog walker reported seeing the tail-end of a fairly large snake enter the gorse.
Nearly 3 months ago a dog walker reported what was thought to be a snake with the tail-end being about a metre in length and several inches wide.