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The Policy and Resources Committee decision not to introduce Gift Aid and Payroll Giving in the 2017 budget, following the review promised at the end of 2015 has been met with dismay by the Association of Guernsey Charities, which has been calling for change since April 2013.
Peter Rose, AGC Chairman, has indicated “this is clearly a slap in the face for local charities, and undoubtedly conflicts with the terms of the Social Compact between the States of Guernsey and the Charity sector, signed only two years ago.”
On Thursday (tomorrow at 6.30pm) we hold our thirteenth volunteer induction of 2016.
We are blessed with over 600 volunteers helping the GSPCA every year and on average over 100 every single week.
Here are full details on getting involved -
We are always looking for volunteers to help at the Shelter in a variety of roles.
Every Autumn the shores of the Bailiwick see grey seal pups being born, and the GSPCA are issuing advice today to help prepare islanders and those walking our shores.
On the weekend we were called out to what was thought to be an injured seal pup, but instead of finding a seal our Ambulance Volunteer Warden Suzy Rose was sadly faced with a dead conger eel that had been washed up.
It was reported locally in the media that we had rescued and were caring for a seal pup at the GSPCA, although this is not true as the conger eel that we were called out to had passed away.
At the GSPCA we have seen a fantastic response to our recent Birthday and Special occasion guided tours and have already got many booked in over the coming weeks.
Last weekend we held another two special tours to celebrate three birthdays and everyone had a great time seeing and even handling some of the animals.
From young to old we now offer a unique experience for a loved one, family member or friend to see behind the scenes at the GSPCA.
The GSPCA are reminding dog walkers that once again from tomorrow 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.
Have you met our lovely Bob yet?
Bob came in as a very grumpy, sick stray cat last year but we quickly found he was only grumpy as he wasn't well.
After a series of tests with help from the vets we found Bob was diabetic and had to go on a special diet and insulin injections twice a day.
A year later and he is much improved and this week his medication was reduced as he is so stable.
On Sunday a very poorly, sick, thin cat was rushed to the vets and has been on a drip for the last 3 days.
The old stray cat was found near Les Banques and has had a number of health issues and sadly no microchip.
The condition the cat was found in meant it would have likely not made a recovery if it hadn't have been taken to the vets when it was found.
The team have called the cat Mercedes who is a black and white female of an age estimated over 10 years.
We have been checking lost and found reports but we have not yet found any matches.
Less than 10 days until our GSPCA Masquerade Ball at the Farmhouse and this is your last chance to grab the last two tables and few seats available.
Taking place on Saturday 8th October 2016
£60 a ticket Tables of up to 12 or you can join a table
Drinks reception on arrival and some surprises through the night for your entertainment
HEADLINING - The fantastic ‘Youthe’