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Lorna Prince the GSPCA Animal Welfare Manager is jumping out of a plane to raise funds to help animals in Guernsey.
Lorna Prince said "I am the Welfare Manager at the GSPCA and see how hard the Charity, it's volunteers and staff work to help wild and domestic animals in the Channel Islands."
"The GSPCA is supported wholly by donations and does not receive any State's funding."
Yesterday the GSPCA were called to an injured juvenile gull that had been caught in fishing line.
GSPCA staff had tried to catch the young gull on a number of occasions and yesterday GSPCA Warden Dave Brook managed to secure the disabled bird.
The bird which was rushed to the GSPCA Animal Shelter had fine fishing netting caught extremely tightly around the birds left leg to such a point it had cut into the skin, become swollen and lame.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager and GSPCA Warden Dave Brook spent nearly 30 minutes removing the netting and treating the bird.
Andy Alford and friends are about to do something very special to raise funds for the GSPCA. Here is a short message from him about a very brave challenge he and some of his friends are undertaking:
"As some of you know and for those that don’t, myself, Guy Rogers and Ben Byrom from Guernsey plus a friend for London, Rich Harland, have decided to climb Mt Blanc this summer.
The GPSCA would like to thank the children and teachers at Vale Infants who have been raising money for the Animal Shelter. Each year group was given £5 and they had to try and turn this into £50.
Each year group did extremely well and here are the results and how they managed to raise funds to help animals in Guernsey
Reception raised £40.85. They put on a games day and charged 20p go. Games included guessing how many sweets were in a jar and picking floating ducks out of a paddling pool.
Staff and volunteers at the GSPCA today have both been over joyed and also had a few tears as we waved Mr Chips the very famous cat at the Shelter off to his new home.
Mr Chips who has been at the Shelter since April last year has experienced many adventures whilst at the Shelter.
On entry he was very unstable with his diabetes which took many months to find the correct dosage of insulin and medicated diet.
Mr Chips has also experienced many school trips and tours meeting hundreds of children and adults who all fell in love with the stunning cat that he is.
Its getting closer and closer to the GSPCA Flag Day event on Saturday 23rd August 2014.
We are looking for help and if you are able to help us out, please could you contact Sarah Ozanne at the Shelter with the time slots and places you can help with.
We are looking at 2 hour slots but anything is appreciated. The slots are:
And same places as last year:
On the 4th October it is World Animal Day and to celebrate the GSPCA are launching an event called Paws for a Pint.
We are asking pubs. restaurants, hotels and anyone that would like to get involved to please sign up.
From organising an event at your local, to popping GSPCA collection boxes on the bar, maybe an animal fancy dress competition or even karaoke with animal themed songs.
We are looking to get packs together for your event and if you are interested then please get in touch.
Pie & Mash BINGO BASH at the Market Bistro inside the Market Building, St Peter Port Wednesday 6th August 2014
£14.50 per person £10.50 for children from 7pm includes Food and 8 Games of Bingo
Menu - Chicken Pie, Steak & Ale Pie or Veggie Pie served with Mash (please ask if you would like gluten free)
To Book your place or table please call 01481 257261 or online via our paypal link below.
Cash prizes, raffle and all proceeds helping animals in Guernsey.
Last Wednesday the GSPCA welcomed 14 new volunteers to the Animal Shelter and on Sunday another 3 keen cat lovers were taught about cat first aid.
Sarah Creasey the Animal Education and Welfare Officer inducted 14 new volunteers who were keen to help in all sorts of ways from fund raising to mucking out.
The evening consisted of introductions, all about the GSPCA, health and safety and the areas that those that attended can help here at the GSPCA.