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At the GSPCA we never know what will arrive through the doors.
One recent arrival was Woodrow a woodpecker found very poorly below a window in St Peter Port
Jack Le Moigne GSPCA Animal Care Assistant said “On the 27th June we had a more unusual arrival at the GSPCA.”
“A member of public found a woodpecker in a gutter.”
“Apparently it flew into finder's window.”
Today we are excited to be launching our GSPCA Virtual Pet show in conjunction with Pukka Tukka for Pets limited.
As well as being at EDABL Seafront Sunday on Sunday 16th June the GSPCA attended the Classic Vehicle Show at Saumarez Park and we wanted to say a huge thanks to all involved and supported.
Tim Pellet GSPCA Training and Community Officer said “On the 16th June once again we were delighted to take our GSPCA stall to the Classic Vehicle Show at Saumarez Park and we had such a wonderful day.”
“We raised around £200 and spoke to many supporters and those wanting to learn about what we do.”
The GSPCA couldn’t do so much without our incredible team.
There are many ways to help the animals in our care and we are currently looking for a number of volunteers to help in a range of roles.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “At the GSPCA we have an amazing team and currently we are looking for those that want to help us do all that we do in a variety of roles.”
“Last month was Volunteers Week and we couldn’t do so much without so many incredible volunteers.”
GSPCA Guided Tours are back this Summer.
With 14 spaces per tour numbers are limited so book now to guarantee your place https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gspca-easter-guided-tours-tickets-627151335527?aff=oddtdtcreator
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "This Summer from the 22nd July thanks to Karen we have planned Guided Tours.”
Sunday 16th June the GSPCA attended the EDABL Seafront Sunday and we wanted to say a huge thanks to all involved and supported.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “On the 16th June Dylan and I took our GSPCA stall to the EDABL Seafront Sunday and had a wonderful day.”
“We raised around £500 and spoke to those interested in supporting our work, volunteering and even adopting an animal to mention a few of the wonderful outcomes.”
“A huge thanks to the EDABL team and all that supported and made it such a great day.”
The 2024 Charities Fete at Government House was held on the 25th June.
The GSPCA along with 40+ organisations took part on what was a great day raising funds and promoting the work of lots of great causes as well as highlighting the #WithoutUs campaign launched by the Association of Guernsey Charities earlier this year.
This prestigious event has grown in popularity over recent years, and attracts large numbers of visitors.
There was entertainment, refreshments, lots do see, do and it was a lovely day.
Each year at the GSPCA we review the costs of our services and from the 1st August a cost of living will start to account for the rising costs to care for your beloved pets when they stay with us.
Boarding is one of the main income stream to the GSPCA other than donations and the team love looking after your pets to help us to carry out our animal welfare and rescue work.”
On the 24th June the States of Guernsey announced their first ever Animal Health & Welfare Officer vacancy.
This is a new position in Guernsey and with eh closing date being the 5th July there is only a short window left to apply.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “The GSPCA has been investigating animal cruelty and welfare for over 151 years in Guernsey.”
“From illegally transported puppies to reptile cruelty sadly we do get involved with cruelty cases in Guernsey each year and investigate an average 1000 causes of concern each year.”