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Lee and Roz Harris will be walking from Glasgow to Fort William along the West Highland Way in August 2024 in support of the GSPCA.
Lee Harris said “This is a a 102 mile route across the wild landscapes of Scotland and the country's best loved long distance walking route.”
“Roz and I have adopted animals for the GSPCA in the past and passionately support the work that this charity does.
The GSPCA are delighted to announce that soon the last 3 seal pups in our care will be back in the wild.
To see a VT of the seals please visit https://youtube.com/shorts/1EuW3XU87wQ?feature=share
Geoff George Head of Marinee Mammals said “The last 3 seal pups all rescued in Guernsey Doyle, Dolly and Valentine are doing really well and soon ready for release.”
“They’ve more than double and tripled their weight and we just making a plan to release them in the next few weeks.”
On Sunday 14th July 2024 the GSPCA were in St Peter Port for the Motor Festival Seafront Sunday.
The GSPCA were welcomed to this wonderful event and had a stall along the seafront with our many games raising funds for the hundreds of animals in our care.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager was be there with volunteers.
To help at events please email - steve@gspca.org.gg
The 21st Torteval Scarecrow Festival will be held this weekend on Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st July 2024.
At the Torteval Parish Church you can walk the Scarecrow Trail (1½ hours approx) through some of Torteval’s delightful lanes.
Refreshments available throughout both days with licensed bar, entertainment and fete with various stalls.
This is the ninth year the GSPCA are taking part in this wonderful community event and we are hugely grateful to those at the home for the kind use of their front garden.
The Committee for the Environment & Infrastructure recently published proposals to provide better protections for wild and domesticated animals by strengthening Guernsey’s animal welfare legislation.
The proposed changes will modernise Guernsey’s legislation and fulfil the extant States’ Resolutions that were not covered immediately by the Animal Welfare (Guernsey) Ordinance in 2012.
Deputy Lindsay de Sausmarez, President of the Committee, said:
Today the GSPCA has had a report of domestic ducks in the Rue des Goddards area in Castel
If you have any information please call 01481 257261
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “At the GSPCA we have had reports of 3 domestic ducks in the Rue des Goddards area of Castel.”
“They appear to some sort of domestic duck such as runner ducks so likely live in the area.”
“We are currently trying to find the owner of these birds.”
At the GSPCA we are extremely busy with the daily arrival of baby birds needing hand rearing that have been found or rescued, but for us we currently have more gull chicks at the same time than any of the team can recall.
Currently at the GSPCA we have 5 very young gull chicks that are being hand reared which have been displaced from their parents, but we would always recommend that chicks are left where possibly with their parents and finding a safe place near the nest if they are fledging.
This Sunday 14th July 2024 pop into St Peter Port to join the Motor Festival Seafront Sunday.
The GSPCA have been welcomed to this wonderful event and will have a stall along the seafront with our many games raising funds for the hundreds of animals in our care.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager will be there and is looking for volunteers and if you can help please email her - steve@gspca.org.gg