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On the 23rd March of this year a very poorly sweet stray cat was brought into the GSPCA after being found wandering into someones kitchen near Les Genats Estate.
As with all strays under the Guernsey Animal Welfare Ordinance 2012 we held the 7 year old tabby for 21 days but sadly due to no microchiip, tag or lost report we were unable to find the owner of what we found to be a very sick cat.
Kit Kat as he has been fondly named is one of the friendliest cats we have at the GSPCA but sadly has a number of health issues.
With over 1000 cats helped at the GSPCA every year we strive to do everything we can for the many strays, cruelly treated and unwanted cats.
At the end of August a 6 year old female cat found her way to the GSPCA when her owner could no longer care for her.
Although in fairly good health on the day she arrived during her assessment we discovered she had cat flu and also had sores on her feet.
After two months of treatments and veterinary care 'Lucky' as she is called improved and got better.
Over the past few months the GSPCA team have been preparing and getting use to the new multi purpose animal welfare building.
It has already had a baptism of extraordinary use after 25 Slovakian puppies were isolated in its facilities when they were detained in August.
Over the past few weeks the GSPCA team especially Yvonne Chauvel, Helen Sharman, Anna Paint and Kim Marsh have been preparing sections for the BIG MOVE.
The GSPCA’s latest animal accommodation has been put through a phase of testing and is now open thanks to Sure and other build partners.
Sure’s Community Foundation made a donation of £2600 to the project in order to become a build partner following an application for funds from the GSPCA.
The new building has space for over 100 animals at any one time and the pens are able to be arranged in different formations to cater for different species.
On Saturday the 18th July the first ever animal came to stay in the new multi purpose animal welfare building.
We officially received the keys the day before and since then a number of cats have come to stay.
The first was 'Estra' who was adopted from the GSPCA last year. Estra had been living in a greenhouse before being brought into the Shelter as a stray.
On Friday the GSPCA team welcomed our Exclusive Build Partners to the second ceremony of our new multi purpose animal welfare building.
With the finishing touches being completed to the biggest project we have ever undertaken, the GSPCA invited some of our key supporters and Build Partners that are part of our biggest rebuild in our 142 year history.
On Friday we welcome our Exclusive Build Partners to the second ceremony of our new multi purpose animal welfare building.
With the finishing touches being completed to the biggest project we have ever undertaken, the GSPCA have invited some of our key supporters and Build Partners that are part of our biggest rebuild in our 142 year history.
Tomorrow we welcome our Exclusive Build Partners to the first ceremony of our new multi purpose animal welfare building.
On Thursday 16th April we will be inviting our Exclusive Build Partners to the first ceremony of our new multi purpose animal welfare building.