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We are pleased to announce we have a good idea where Dora is sleeping and the area she is in and a member of the team has videoed her from a safe distance and we are putting a plan in place which includes helping the owner with a trap and camera.
It is really important not to scare her from this area so please DO NOT go out in search of her. If you do see her please stay well back and call us immediately on 01481 257261 and choose the emergency number.
She is very timid and nervous of other dogs and won’t come for food or toys.
Black and white this very poorly stray cat found in Fermain a week ago was rushed to the vets.
With multiple health issues ‘Pushkin’ as this lovely lad has been called is being treated for runny eyes to the more serious issue of a blood coming from his nose.
Pushkin is on treatment and is comfortable but requires a Cat or CT scan which will cost in excess of £900, not to mention the other care and possible operation he may need.
On Thursday last week a medium sized grey cross breed dog called Dora went missing in the Amherst School area wearing a blue vest.
We are appealing for sightings of Dora to be reported to the GSPCA by calling 257261.
Please DO NOT chase the dog as you may scare her from the area but instead report the sighting immediately.
Dora’s travels to date -
Thursday/Friday – Amherst School / Fosse Andre / Grammar School / St Pierre Park
Weekend/Monday – Donkey Hill / near GSPCA / Talbot Valley
Tuesday – Footes Lane / St Pierre Park
Yesterday a medium sized grey cross breed dog called Dora went missing in the Amherst School area wearing a blue vest.
We are appealing for sightings of Dora to be reported to the GSPCA by calling 257261.
Please do not chase the dog as you may scare her from the area but instead report the sighting immediately.
Gilly McClean GSPCA Receptionist said “Yesterday we had a report of a mixed-breed, medium sized dog missing from the Amherst School area called Dora.”
“She is brown and grey in colour and wearing a blue vest.”
Early today the GSPCA had a call about a seabird tangled in fishing line.
The bird was discovered by mother Emma Lancaster and daughter Hallie who were out for an early morning sea swim at Belle Grève Bay.
The bird was so tangled it could neither fly or swim.
Thankfully the finders were able to free the bird but concerned for its welfare brought the bird to the GSPCA.
The guillemot arrived at the GSPCA just after 7am where GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne was able to accept Oreo and check the bird over and give the care it needed.
In February 2019 the States of Guernsey Planning Department gave the approval for the plans for the proposed new Wildlife Hospital at the GSPCA, but sadly due to covid and the global pandemic the project was put on hold.
Nearly 3 years later the GSPCA are once again looking to the future for this much needed facility which is planned to replace a number of old buildings some which date back to the 1940’s.
Once again on Christmas Day the Best Western Hotel de Havelet kindly undertook some fund raising which included a bingo event in aid of the GSPCA.
The annual event is hugely appreciated by all at the GSPCA and we are so thankful for the amazing £138.40 raised by the Best Western Hotel.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We are hugely grateful to the Best Western Hotel de Havelet for their amazing donation of £138.40 from their Christmas bingo event.”
Is there an animal star or animal charity who really deserves to have their hard work celebrated?
The Petplan & ADCH Animal Charity Awards 2022 is an opportunity for you to recognise animal charities, as well as individual team members and volunteers, for the hard work they put in to help give so many animals a brighter future. Remember nominations are anonymous and each nominee will receive a personalised certificate to proudly display.
GSPCA Animal Care Assistant was amazed when out of 7000 nominations she won the Animal charity Employee of Year 2019