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On Fish Friday last week the wonderful and generous Waitrose Rohais staff and store helped once again towards Olivia the loggerhead turtle.
Since she started eating on her own just over 2 weeks ago she is now keen to eat all she can.
Every Friday if you have a My Waitrose card the fresh fish counters in Waitrose offer a 20% discount. On Fish Friday last week Waitrose Rohais not only donated a further 4kg of squid for Olivia the amazing staff also chipped in for a further 4kgs to help feed the loggerhead turtle at the GSPCA.
Last night Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager and a number of visitors went to turn Olivia the Loggerhead Turtles lights off and witnessed an extraordinary event.
When she was first rescued she was extremely close to death and barely breathing or moving. Over the last two months the GSPCA have been working hard to care for her but sadly she has refused to eat meaning that the team have had to feed her directly.
She continues to swim well and we continue to appeal for funding and transportation to get her to the Canary Islands.
Olivia needs your help.
Two months on and Olivia the loggerhead turtle that was found extremely close to death when she was rescued on Vazon has come to a point where she is now ready to take the next big step.
When she was found she could hardly move as she was so cold, hungry, dehydrated and weak. She is now swimming well and we now need to find her transportation to the Canary Islands.
The next big step for Olivia is to get her back to a warmer climate and a rescue centre with experience to finish her rehabilitation.
Olivia needs your help.
Two months on and Olivia the loggerhead turtle that was found extremely close to death when she was rescued on Vazon has come to a point where she is now ready to take the next big step.
When she was found she could hardly move as she was so cold, hungry, dehydrated and weak. She is now swimming well and we now need to find her transportation to the Canary Islands.
The next big step for Olivia is to get her back to a warmer climate and a rescue centre with experience to finish her rehabilitation.
Earlier this month a wonderful lady made a wonderful donation to help animals here in Guernsey.
Sam Reoch through her Helping Animals 2016 facebook page and her fantastic hard work to raise funds for animals both locally and abroad raised and donated an amazing £100 for those at the GSPCA.
This fantastic sum was raised through a hamper, hand made heart cushions and donation from Sam and the supporters of the page.
At the end of May a lovely 9 year old cat came into the GSPCA after her owner could no longer care for her.
Sadly 'Monkey' as she is called has diabetes and needs a specialist diet and injections twice a day.
We have seen many diabetic cats at the GSPCA over the years and the most famous of all is Mr Chips a big silver tabby who is doing very well in his home as we still get regular updates from them.
Anna Paint Senior Animal Care Assistant said "We have to monitor Monkey regularly and ensure she has a special food, but she is adorable"
Last month Rubis an entire black and white stray cat was handed into the GSPCA.
Full of cuts and bites this very affectionate cat that had no chip or collar came in with a number of injuries.
Inline with the 2012 legislation every stray animal including cats have to be held for 21 days whilst we try and find their owner.
Sadly with no microchip, collar or anyone coming forward for Rubis he hasn't been claimed.
During his time at the Shelter we have found that Rubis with his lovely friendly nature and his wounds now healed has other health issues.
Last week NGIT kindly donated 5 refurbished PC's to the GSPCA.
The GSPCA are extremely grateful to NGIT for the much needed equipment.
The equipment will be deployed around site to replace a number of computers that are extremely old.
The GSPCA use computers and software around the Shelter to keep the records of the 1000's of animals that come through our doors, the lost and found records and much more.
Yesterday GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne was asked to pop along to Situations Recruitment to meet Directors Jenny Mitchell and Melissa Campbell.
Not knowing the reason why Steve made his way in the wind and rain to their office near Market Square.