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With the Skipton Swimarathon less than a week to go have you sponsored the GSPCA team? If not please check out this link
https://giving.gg/donate/event/9674/GSPCA-Swimarathon-Team
The GSPCA wants to let all dog owners know that what we believe is Palm Oil spotted on the east coast of Guernsey which can be extremely poisonous to your dogs.
Last winter the States of Guernsey reported on their facebook page ‘We've received a report that palm oil has washed up at Pembroke (please note this was last years post).
If you notice any grey, cream or white fatty substances, please do not remove the substance, but report it to Agriculture, Countryside and Land Management Services by emailing [email protected] or calling 01481 227000.
On the 6th November 2023 a loggerhead turtle was washed up on the West Coast of Guernsey.
Barnacle Bill as the young turtle was called has since that time been in the care of the GSPCA.
On arrival she was very cold and weak but in the care of the Animal Shelter quickly improved and has been growing and putting weight on ever since.
She was microchipped back in November and the paperwork submitted for her travels home to warmer waters and although thankfully we received the Guernsey export paperwork very quickly thanks to the Guernsey States Vets.
Dolphins going fast - Could you or your business sponsor a dolphin in the Dolphin Discovery Trail 2025 in aid of GSPCA and Autism Guernsey?
With the recent launch of the Dolphin Discovery Trail 2025 businesses and groups are getting involved and it is not to late but you need to move fast!
After the huge success of the Puffin Parade held last year which raised over £140,000 between the GSPCA and Autism Guernsey both charities are delighted to be working together once again in 2025 to bring to Guernsey the Dolphin Discovery Trail 2025.
Over recent years the GSPCA like many animal welfare charities have reviewed and looked at the way they operate and one thing that came out of the lock down challenges we faced was rehoming animals in different ways.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “In some ways the lock down years are fresh in many memories and in others much further away but during these challenging times many animal welfare charities reviewed and looked at the way we operate and help animals in need.”
“One of the amazing outcomes from this was looking at rehoming home to home.”
Last month on Friday 23rd January the GSPCA has a visit all the way from Paris.
Annika Lähdeniemi who is the President of l'École du Chat de Clichy in France and also a SNIP International Trustee was on holiday in Guernsey visiting family when she contacted the GSPCA, who were delighted to invite her in and make overseas connections.
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.”
“We couldn’t do so much without so many incredible volunteers.”
After the huge success of the Puffin Parade held last year which raised over £140,000 between the GSPCA and Autism Guernsey both charities are delighted to be working together once again in 2025 to bring to Guernsey the Dolphin Discovery Trail 2025.
Both the GSPCA and Autism Guernsey do vital work within our community. Events such as last year’s Puffin Parade not only raise valuable funds but provide a huge amount of fun for islanders and visitors alike. Next year’s Dolphins Trail promises to be both memorable and spectacular.
Alex Soulsby GSPCA Team Member from the Small Animal Department said “We are thrilled to be able to share that Luna is one of the winners in the #RescueARescue campaign!”
Each Summer the GSPCA attend many of the events held around Guernsey and once again for 12 years running we attended the West and North Shows with a huge amount of help from staff from Northern Trust.
Every year for over a decade each summer staff from Northern Trust have been helping the GSPCA in many ways.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We love attending as many events as we possibly can to promote the work of the GSPCA, raise funds and awareness.”