Huge thanks to Guernsey Press and all supporting the GSPCA Supplement which is now out
Posted by Steve on 4th Oct, 2024 |
Once again the GSPCA must thank the Guernsey Press, their team and all that helped make this years GSPCA supplement possible once again. Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We are hugely grateful to Guernsey Pres and their team for once again putting together a fabulous GSPCA supplement to highlight...
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Today is World Animal Day - Please help the 300+ animals at the GSPCA and our BIG BUILD
Posted by Steve on 4th Oct, 2024 |
World Animal Day is celebrated each year on October 4. It started in Florence, Italy in 1931 at a convention of ecologists. On this day, animal life in all its forms is celebrated, and special events are planned on locations all over the globe. 4 October was originally chosen for World Animal...
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Seal pup season arrives in the Channel – advice on what to do if you see a seal pup
Posted by Steve on 4th Oct, 2024 |
As autumn returns to the Channel islands so do seal pups being born along our shores. Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We once again start to see seal pups being born along our shores in the Channel islands and the GSPCA want to ensure they get the best start in life.” “Last year we had the busiest...
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Days to go until Skipton Swimarathon in aid of the GSPCA – have you sponsored the GSPCA team & lanes available Saturday
Posted by Steve on 30th Sep, 2024 |
With the Skipton Swimarathon days away have you sponsored the GSPCA team? If not please check out this link  https://giving.gg/donate/event/9674/GSPCA-Swimarathon-Team
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GSPCA warning of the dangers of treating cats not owned by themselves can lead to overdosing and other issues
Posted by Steve on 27th Sep, 2024 |
The GSPCA has recently been contacted by an owner concerned someone is giving additional unnecessary treatment to her beloved cat. Many cat owners allow their cats to enjoy the fresh air and freedom of Guernsey and although over 80% of island cats are microchipped few have collars due to concerns...
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