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Last Friday a team of 25 staff from Specsavers spent the afternoon helping paint around the site at the GSPCA.
The staff were the third group from Specsavers to help this year at the Animal Shelter in St Andrews.
Our next Volunteer Induction Evenings at the GSPCA are on Wednesday 9th and 30th September at 6.30pm.
All ages are welcome, but to help on site with the animals you have to be 14 years old or over.
Yvonne Chauvel Senior Animal care Assistant said "We have a wonderful team of volunteers that help us at the GSPCA and we always love to welcome those wanting to help."
"From gardening to answering the phone there is a job to help in many different ways on and off the Animal Shelter."
We are always looking for volunteers to help us at the GSPCA and we are especially looking for volunteer wardens.
We have provided a 24 hour rescue service for over 40 years and we couldn't do this without our wonderful team of volunteers.
Our Volunteer Wardens help ensure between 6pm and 8am 7 days a week any rescues, collections of strays or other emergencies are responded to.
We are looking for additional volunteers to help provide both the night cover and to help on Saturday and Sunday between 8am and 6pm.
Last week we held our annual AGM.
To open the evening President John Knight welcomed everyone to the AGM and thanked them for showing their support for the work being done by everybody present.
The event took place at the GSPCA Animal Shelter where we have been based since 1929.
A number of supporters, volunteers and staff attended the event which looked back at the previous year and also the plans for the future.
John Knight gave a report and said "We have again had a very active and successful year at the Shelter and outside."
On Monday we welcomed 8 new volunteers to the GSPCA.
The new volunteers during their induction learnt about the work of the Shelter and how to become involved with our 24 hour 7 day a week work.
3 of the 8 have already started helping out with our work at the GSPCA and the others start over the next week.
From cleaning the animals to gardening, fund raising to answering the phone there are many roles to help us here at the GSPCA.
We would like to thank all that came along and we are looking forward to everyone helping in the weeks to come.
On Friday a team of staff from Credit Suisse gave up a day in the office to help out at the GSPCA.
We were pleased to welcome back Credit Suisse staff to help at the Shelter. Last year many of their team also gave up a day to help out at the GSPCA and we are extremely grateful for all of their help and support.
On Monday we welcomed 6 new volunteers to the GSPCA.
The new volunteers during their induction learnt about the work of the Shelter and how to become involved with our 24 hour 7 day a week work.
Three of the 6 have already started helping out on reception and with the animals.
From cleaning the animals to gardening, fund raising to answering the phone there are many roles to help us here at the GSPCA.
We would like to thank all that came along and we are looking forward to everyone helping in the weeks to come.
Yesterday a team of 7 staff from Specsavers spent the day helping at the GSPCA.
The staff were the second group from Specsavers to help this year at the Animal Shelter in St Andrews.
The group arrived at 9am and had a quick induction, group picture and were then quickly set to work around the site.
This week many schools break up and many already have.
If you are 14 years or over, have you thought of helping animals during your Summer break?
Our next Volunteer Induction at the GSPCA is on Monday 20th July at 3pm.
All ages are welcome, but to help on site with the animals you have to be 14 years old or over.
Yvonne Chauvel Senior Animal care Assistant said "We have a wonderful team of volunteers that help us at the GSPCA and we always love to welcome those wanting to help."
On Monday we welcomed new volunteers to the GSPCA in the sunshine.
We set up seats next to the GSPCA pond where 20 new volunteers of all ages arrived to learn about the work of the Shelter and become involved with our 24 hour 7 day a week work.
From work experience to Duke of Edinburgh, administration volunteers to those wanting to help with the animals, the first one started on Tuesday and many are starting this weekend.
Thank you to all that came along and we are looking forward to getting everyone involved.