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All week during the half term we have held tours around the GSPCA to see the hundreds of animals in our care.
Every Spring we help hundreds of baby birds, hedgehogs and many more wild animals and birds.
The guided tours are set on the dates below at 2pm.
We ask for a minimum donation of £5 per person and £3 per child, or £15 for a family of four. Later in the year we have some themed tours which are £15 per child.
The tours take around 80 minutes and you get to see in many of the departments and a variety of species. The special tours are a little longer.
On Friday an amazing evening was had by 100's of islanders that sailed over to Herm for the evening for a fund raiser that was being organised thanks to those on Herm, the Mermaid Tavern and the wonderful Fade 2 Grey.
This Sunday pop into St Peter Port to support the Arts Seafront Sunday and visit our stall raising funds for animals in Guernsey.
From 10am until 4pm the sea front will be packed with stalls and things to do with an arts theme.
We are extremely thankful to Arts Sunday for allowing us to join them this weekend.
If you can help out on our stall we will be setting up from 8am and will be there until just after 4.30pm.
Come and see our GSPCA stall at the Guernsey College Family Fun Day at Delancy Park between 11am and 4pm Thursday 2nd June 2016.
Their Health & Social Care, Sport and Childcare students are arranging an event at Delancey Park to raise money for 3 local charities.
They are making the most of the May half term and are hoping to make it fun for all the family!
On the day there will be stalls, games, a raffle, food, inflatables, face painting and much more. More details to follow on all of the above and special guests attending.
As part of Volunteers Week and our continued recruitment of volunteers to help animals in Guernsey we greeted 12 new faces wanting to help at the GSPCA this evening.
From work experience to Duke of Edinburgh, dog walking to reception, cat pen cleaning to helping with the wildlife, fund raising to volunteering to gain experience for their CV all of the group were looking to help the work of the Animal Shelter and some to help gain life skills.
The Sure Customer Service Awards will take place on Thursday 7th July at 5.30pm in Market Square, St Peter Port. Hosted by Island FM’s James Bentley, all category winners will be announced at this event and everyone is welcome to attend.
There are TWO types of awards: one is for the public to nominate individuals and teams, and the other is for companies to submit their own entry on behalf of their business.
In 2014 one of the team at the GSPCA 'Helen Holmes' was lucky enough to receive one of these wonderful awards.
On the 8th May three young hoglets were found abandoned by their mum in the Vale area.
At only a couple of weeks of age and barely able to walk or see the baby hedgehogs were rescued by one of our Volunteer Wardens and brought into the GSPCA.
When they arrived the GSPCA team worked quickly to warm them up and feed them.
For the last two weeks the team have been looking after them around the clock bottle feeding and caring for them in an intensive care unit.
Each day they grow stronger and we will hopefully soon have them feeding on solids.
For the next stage of improving the grounds at the Shelter with the help of St Andrews Floral Group we are concentrating on our wildlife pond which has sadly been dropping each year in level due to a number of issues with its natural lining to hold the water which comes from a natural spring under the GSPCA.
We are continually fund raising to improve this beautiful natural feature on site which benefits much of the wildlife that lives on and around site from birds and ducks to frogs and insects and recently we have received a number of donations to enable us to start this work.
On the 11th May a very different delivery was made by the post man.
A stray tortoise was fond on L'Ancresse by a Guernsey Post staff member and brought into the GSPCA.
'Skimmer' as staff and volunteers have named the male, adult tortoise was found on La Garenne.
As with many tortoise Skimmer is quite distinctive.
Each year we help around 30 stray tortoise which are handed into the GSPCA and we find the owners for nearly every one.
Thankfully he is safe and warm at the GSPCA, but we are appealing for the owner to come forward.