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The team at GSPCA although are pleased to report that Sami the grey seal pup continues to improve we sadly lost Johnathan earlier this week.
Both seal pups were rescued and transported to Guernsey by the wonderful volunteers in Jersey from the British Divers Marine Life Rescue with the very kind help from those at Blue Islands and both airport staff.
We are pleased to report that both Sami and Jonathan the grey seal pups continue to improve at the GSPCA.
Both seal pups were rescued and transported to Guernsey by the wonderful volunteers in Jersey from the British Divers Marine Life Rescue with the very kind help from those at Blue Islands and both airport staff.
The recent cold weather has challenged many wild animals and earlier this week an egret was rescued after being found exhausted at Fauxquets Valley.
The bird was named 'Frosty' due to all of the cold weather we have had recently and thankfully after a few days of care was strong enough to be released back to the wild yesterday.
The 2017 Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday will be the sixth and takes on Sunday 28th May.
To keep up to date with the Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday please keep an eye on http://gspca.org.gg/page/animal-welfare-sea-front-sunday
On the 28th May 2017 10am to 4pm the GSPCA will be organising a day to celebrate the animals in Guernsey and all the wonderful work that is done to care for them.
Today the GSPCA had two very special visitors from St Sampsons High School.
Kate Zierlinger and her friend Cerys Collins have a very special message they'd like to share.
Kate and Cerys said "Hi we are Kate and Cerys of K+C Crafts."
"We are Year 7 students at St Sampsons High School and are taking part in the Channel Islands Student Business Challenge."
"Our business idea is to sell a range of hand decorated pebbles with 30% of our profit being donated to the GSPCA."
On the weekend The Dodo Impact facebook page posted a VT of Olivia the turtle from rescue to release and within hours had been viewed over 400,000 times. Today the total views surpassed 1 million making it without doubt the most international and best viewed video posted online of the GSPCA work.
The GSPCA kept the team at The Dodo up to date with Olivia the loggerhead turtle's progress all the way up to her release last September.
In just the last 6 hours nearly 400,000 views of Olivia's story have been seen thanks to The Dodo Impact facebook page.
The GSPCA have been keeping the team at The Dodo up to date with Olivia the loggerhead turtle's progress all the way up to her release last September.
Olivia was rescued in Guernsey on Vazon beach last March very close to death by the GSPCA and cared for at the Shelter until the end of July last year.
Due to HUGE DEMAND there are two nights set for the Swede Dreamz Tribute Band who present an evening of ABBA Ball in aid of the GSPCA on Friday 28th April and Saturday 27th May at the Duke of Richmond Hotel.
There is only one table left on each evening so please book your place fast.
Two course meal, raffle and auction.
Tables of 10 and smaller parties welcome.
Fancy dress 70s style encouraged.
£48 per person Contact Corinne to reserve your place.