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On Good Friday and Easter Saturday the GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne with the Easter Bunny held two fun events for groups of children with their parents.
With over 35 children taking part over the two days the families got to see behind the scenes at the GSPCA as well as learning all about rabbits and their care.
Each child on arrival received a Treasure Hunt bunny sheet, a lollipop, GSPCA sticker and pen. They then had a picture with the Easter Bunny at the front of the Shelter before being shown around the site in St Andrews.
We are pleased to announce that Aoife and Mike are up to £481 raised towards their upcoming challenge and continue to appeal for your support.
On the 19th June they will undertake the Guernsey Dairy Half Marathon and are raising funds to help the many animals at the GSPCA.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "Aoife and Mike popped in to see us in February for a chat and it is wonderful that they have chosen the GSPCA as their charity of choice with what I am sure will be no easy challenge."
After sell out days at the GSPCA last year for our GSPCA Easter Egg, Bunny and Treasure Hunts we have dates planned for this month.
Children meet the Easter bunny and GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne before having a tour of many of the animals, but especially the bunny rabbits.
As the groups are shown around they have a treasure hunt to complete whilst learning all about rabbits.
After the tour the group arrive at the events room where after finding out the answers and receiving prizes they are issued with buckets for an Easter Egg Hunt.
It is with a heavy heart that we write this blog to inform you that due to a number of recent cancellations we are afraid we are having to postpone the GSPCA Masquerade Ball at the Farmhouse on the 1st April.
We are hoping to reschedule later in the year with Save the Date, Youthe and the Farmhouse and we are already looking at alternative dates, possibly in September and will of course let everyone know as soon as we have dates set.
After sell out days at the GSPCA last year for our GSPCA Easter Egg, Bunny and Treasure Hunts we have dates planned for this month.
Children meet the Easter bunny and GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne before having a tour of many of the animals, but especially the bunny rabbits.
As the groups are shown around they have a treasure hunt to complete whilst learning all about rabbits.
After the tour the group arrive at the events room where after finding out the answers and receiving prizes they are issued with buckets for an Easter Egg Hunt.
The 2016 Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday will be the fifth and takes place much earlier than usual on Sunday 15th May.
On the 15th May 2016 10am to 4pm the GSPCA will be organising a day to celebrate the animals in Guernsey and all the wonderful work that is done to care for them.
We are extremely grateful to all those that made last 4 years such great days and we are hoping this years will be bigger and better.
There will be stalls and fun for all the family - all with an animal theme.
We really need your support to fill the last few tables for our Masquerade Ball on the 1st April.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "We still have a few tables for our Masquerade Ball on April 1st at the Farmhouse and we are desperately trying to fill them with all the proceeds helping animals like Olivia the turtle and Bonnie the seal pup."
"Tables can be up to 13 but if you have a smaller group or even a couple please do get in touch."
Yesterday we saw visitors for the first of the guided tours at the GSPCA for half term with 28 to look around.
Sarah Creasey GSPCA Animal Welfare and Education Officer met the group at the front of reception at 2pm to greet them and show behind the scenes at the Animal Shelter in St Andrews.
From seeing some of the wildlife to meeting one of the dogs in for a home the group got to see many of the 300 animals in our care.
Here is a write up from Aoife Bennett an amazing lady who with Mike Meinke are taking on a challenge to raise funds for the many animals at the GSPCA.
Aoife Bennett says.....
Following a long recovery as a result of breaking two bones in my back in 2009, it has been a challenge to maintain a steady level of fitness. Later in 2014 I contracted a viral infection that seriously affected my balance called Labyrinthitis, which meant no exercise for a further 6 months.
So what has kept me going?