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GSPCA Appeals for Teddies and Prizes Ahead of Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday
The Guernsey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) is appealing to the public and local businesses for donations of teddies and prizes ahead of the Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday, taking place on Sunday 3rd May.
GSPCA Impacted by Storm Goretti – Animals Safe, Urgent Support Needed & currently only emergency line in operation
The GSPCA has been severely affected by Storm Goretti, which brought winds close to 100mph across the island last night. Thanks to the incredible preparations by the GSPCA team, all animals in our care are safe, and our staff are unharmed. However, the storm has caused significant damage to parts of our site.
Last week the GSPCA had a visit from two young ladies called Jasmine and Robyn.
At only 11 years old the kind hearted supporters of the GSPCA decided to do something special to help raise funds for the 24/7 work that goes on and the BIG BUILD.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “At the GSPCA we have to say a very special thank you to two 11 year old girls called Jasmine and Robyn.”
The GSPCA couldn’t do so much without incredibly kind islanders, businesses and supporters.
This week the GSPCA were invited along to Duquemin & Ozanne for an incredibly kind donation.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “Yesterday I popped along to the team at Duquemin & Ozanne who moved into their new premises in the Summer.”
We never know what or who will need our help and last week we highlighted Zimba a loving French Bulldog.
Zimba was in need of a number of medical procedures and to donate to his operations, care and our work please go to https://giving.gg/donate/event/9679/Help-fund-Zimba-the-french-bulldogs-vet-care-and-support-the-animals-at-the-GSPCA
Last week GSPCA team members Neil Hughes and Sarah Goddard attended Hautes Capelles Primary School to collect hampers made from donations from the amazing children from the school Wednesday lunchtime.
They included amazing gifts, treats, foods and toys which we are incredibly thankful for, especially all the animals that enjoyed them, over the last week.
Neil Hughes GSPCA team member said “It was wonderful to collect all the amazing Christmas donations from the children at Hautes Capelles Primary School last week for the animals we have at the Animal Shelter.”
In 2021 you may have heard that the upper limit has been increased to £7500 which means even more help to support good causes with the lower limit from £500.
For 2021 it still is from £500 and is up to £7500 and here are the details - https://www.gov.gg/article/151830/Income-tax-relief
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “As an animal welfare charity every penny donated to the GSPCA makes a difference to animals in Guernsey.”