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The GSPCA deals with thousands of lost and found reports of animals every year.
To help those that have lost or found a pet the GSPCA now have a page dedicated to many of the contacts and advice you may need.
The page includes links to web sites, useful telephone numbers and advice on what to do.
To see this page and all the advice please go to - http://www.gspca.org.gg/services/lost-found-advice
Here is the latest picture of Slygo the stray terrier.
The GSPCA continue the search for Slygo and would like to thank everyone for their reports so far.
The capture is going well and we are asking for anyone spotting the stray, tan, wire haired terrier to please be call the GSPCA Animal Shelter on 01481 257261 and not to chase him.
The GSPCA continue the search for Slygo and would like to thank everyone for their reports so far.
The capture is going well and we are asking for anyone spotting the stray, tan, wire haired terrier to please be call the GSPCA Animal Shelter on 01481 257261 and not to chase him.
The plan the GSPCA have in place is working well and we are aware of much of his movements, but we do urge people not to actively go out to look for him or feed him as this will affect the safe capture of Slygo the very nervous, timid stray terrier.
With the mild weather settling in and the weight of the two seal pups now at the recommended release level the GSPCA are planning to get Jethou Bumblebee and Hanois back to the wild next week.
Jethou Bumblebee who was rescued from Jethou towards the end of last year and Hanois who was rescued from Pleinmont back in January would have both perished if it had not been for caring public reporting them to the Animal Shelter and the quick response in rescuing them.
Too many Easter Eggs? Why not make the 2013 Itex Rotary walk part of your get fit regime!
The walk has now become one of Guernsey's key fund raising events for local charities and attracts several hundred participants every year determined to complete the nearly forty mile route.
2013 is the sixteenth year that the walk has been held and each year significant sums of money have been raised. In 2012 the walk raised nearly £52,000 and with your help we will hit a similar level this year.
Despite all of the bad weather and snow around the Bailiwick birds are singing and nesting with the first hatchlings already out and about.
The GSPCA would like to remind that as a general rule, it is best to leave baby birds alone.
A baby bird has a greater chance of survival in the wild than it has being hand-reared by man as they learn to fend for themselves and how to forage for food by their parents.
Around 2 weeks after hatching young birds in your Bailiwick garden usually leave the nest, just before they learn how to fly.
On Sunday 2nd June the GSPCA will be holding a fun dog show and summer fayre at Fairfields in Castel.
There will be plenty of parking for a donation in the field next to the show ground where marshalls will be on hand.
What’s happening?
The day starts at 11am and the Dog Show from 12.30 - 4pm (50p a class)
(Pictured above Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager and Becky Chandler Manager of Curves Guernsey with the collection at the GSPCA and with Luna Becky's dog.)
Throughout March, Curves Guernsey supported local charities by collecting food for their annual Curves Local Charity Drive! All food/toiletries collected were donated to GSPCA, The Womens Refuge & the Guernsey Welfare Service and today all of the wonderful food for the GSPCA was dropped into the Shelter.