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August at the GSPCA saw very mixed emotions as we said a farewell to Lorna Chadwick GSPCA Animal Welfare Manager and Sarah Langlois who has worn so many hats from Warden to Receptionist she has never had one role title.
Sarah started her career at the GSPCA and in animal welfare in 2016 and in that time has been an incredible support to the GSPCA and helped 1000’s of animals in so many ways.
You may have seen recently the GSPCA advertised for a new Supervisor?
Well the GSPCA are delighted to announce the appointment of Ali Le Huray to the role of Supervisor and Seb Goman to the role of Senior Animal Care Assistant.
Ali Le Huray GSPCA Supervisor said "I was delighted when I was offered the post of Supervisor as I love the job so much."
"We see many challenges at the GSPCA and I really enjoy being part of such a great team helping so many animals."
Yesterday was a very sad day at the GSPCA as after nearly 10 years Sarah Kirby worked her last day.
Sarah first helped the team all the way back in 2012 when she started volunteering while she was at Ladies College.
Since that time Sarah has grown into a fabulous member of the team always going over and above and we will all miss her greatly.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “Sarah has been an amazing team member over the last decade.”
The GSPCA couldn’t achieve so much without our trained staff and we are excited to announce two full time posts have become available as sadly two of the team in recent months returned to their homeland.
We also have casual posts especially for those available during weekends and bank holidays.
The full time posts include various duties from animal care to reception and the successful applicants will also be required to help cover night shifts at the GSPCA which tend to be over the weekend.
At the GSPCA Animal Shelter in St Andrews are currently looking to recruit casual animal care and reception assistants who especially have availability at weekends, with excellent customer and animal care skills.
Working for the GSPCA is a diverse and often challenging position with great rewards from the 3000 animals we help through the doors 24/7 each year to the community we serve here in Guernsey.
The posts currently advertised are –
At the GSPCA Animal Shelter in St Andrews are currently looking to recruit casual animal care and reception assistants who especially have availability at weekends, with excellent customer and animal care skills.
Working for the GSPCA is a diverse and often challenging position with great rewards from the 3000 animals we help through the doors 24/7 each year to the community we serve here in Guernsey.
The posts currently advertised are –
We thought you might like to know a little more about our team during the current lock down due to Covid-19.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager chats today to the Tim Pellett GSPCA Training and Community Officer about how he has felt over the last few months.
Tim said “I first became aware of the newly created post of Community and Training Officer at the GSPCA in mid 2018 and noted I aligned with the job advert, having a number of skill sets required of the job and recognised the same values I uphold.”
We thought you might like to know a little more about our team during the current lock down due to Covid-19. Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager has asked a number of questions and to start off we meet Helen Holmes helps in so many ways and has worked at the GSPCA since May 2007.
Steve Byrne asks “Why did you want to work for the GSPCA?”
Helen Holmes “I want to work at the GSPCA not only because I love animals but want to help them in any way I can.”
Steve “What is your favourite part of working for the GSPCA?”