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Please vote for the GSPCA in the Conservation Awards 2026 People’s Choice Award – Voting Now LIVE
As out Wildlife Hospital build continues we continue to appeal for funds and support for this and all of the #GSPCABiggestBuildAppeal .
As part of this we have been applying for grants and funding to help support the biggest build in our 153 year history.
We have had the wonderful news that our entry into the Conservation Awards 2026 for funding and support for native planting around the new Wildlife Hospital has been shortlisted.
Iceberg Lettuce the Seal Pup Nearing Release After Remarkable Recovery
The GSPCA is delighted to share a heartwarming update on Iceberg Lettuce, the last seal pup in our care this season, who is now close to being released back into the wild following an incredible rehabilitation journey.
Rescued in January, Iceberg Lettuce arrived at the GSPCA in need of intensive care and round-the-clock attention. Thanks to the dedication and expertise of our team, the pup has made outstanding progress over recent months.
Sad news as Blizzard the poorly seal pup passes over to rainbow bridge after months of intensive care – APPEAL for mackerel and herring to help feed the pups
The GSPCA are devasted to report the sad loss of Blizzard the grey seal pup in the early hours of yesterday.
Rescued back in December Blizzard has had many health and physical issues since being rescued and despite the pups incredible around the clock care and a range of veterinary treatments we were unable to save the very poorly pup.
4 days in to 2026 and now 4 grey seal pups at the GSPCA – please donate to their care & the #GSPCABIGGESTBUILDAppeal
Sunday 4th January saw the 4th seal pup in less than 3 weeks needing rescuing.
Avalanche as the seal pup has been called was found half her ideal body weight for her age at just 20kgs and was rescued at Grande Rocque due to the poorly condition and no mother in site..
Dehydrated various wounds.
Doing ok today
The Guernsey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) is proud to announce a landmark moment in its 152-year history as part of the ongoing #GSPCABiggestBuildAppeal.
In a private ceremony by invitation only, the GSPCA will lay the cornerstone of first brick laid of its new Wildlife Hospital on the foundations which have now been completed—an essential step in the charity’s most ambitious construction project to date.
The GSPCA is thrilled to announce a significant milestone in the #GSPCABiggestBuildAppeal—all buildings have now been demolished to make way for the exciting redevelopment of the St Andrews Animal Shelter.
Work is now underway on the Wildlife Hospital, with concrete being poured into the newly excavated foundations. This marks a major step forward in the project, which aims to transform the shelter into a modern, sustainable facility for animals and the community.
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 Day because it is the feast day of Francis of Assisi, a nature lover and patron saint of animals and the environment. Numerous churches throughout the world observe the Sunday closest to 4 October with a Blessing for the Animals.
Earlier this month many of the GSPCA team and supporters took part in the Saffery Rotary Walk.
You can still sponsor the GSPCA team https://sportsgiving.co.uk/sponsorship/team/26792 or to sponsor Steve who is walking with the Guernsey Freemason team check out https://sportsgiving.co.uk/sponsorship/entry/1496717 no matter which it all helps 25 great causes including the GSPCA.