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Could you help man our stall for the Taste of Guernsey Seafront Sunday on Sunday 24th July.
The stall in town we will be setting up from 8am for a 10am start and pack up around 5pm for their third Seafront Sunday of 2016.
Our stall at the Taste Seafront Sunday is likely we will near Thomas de la Rue with all of our fun games and tombolas which helps raise hundreds of pounds for the animals in our care.
On Saturday 23rd July the Red Cross hold their Grand Summer Fete by kind permission of His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor Vice Admiral Sir Ian and Lady Corder.
The event will be hosted by Island FM’s Josh Gabriel with stalls, tombola and teas.
The GSPCA have been kindly invited and we look forward seeing you at this fantastic annual event.
Planned is a dance demonstration by B Creative at 2.30pm to entertain the crowds as well as family fun and children’s games throughout the afternoon.
Le Friquet Garden Centre are holding an annual Family Fun Day on Saturday 30th July from 11am on their front lawn.
Their activities are free, ranging from fun planting workshops, face painting, bouncy Castles and music.
We will be there with our fund raising stall with all the classic tombolas and other games to raise funds for the GSPCA.
Le Friquet Garden Centre will release more details soon and we look forward seeing you on the 30th July.
Over the weekend the GSPCA team enjoyed three days raising funds at the The Gathering which proved to be a fantastic music festival with amazing weather.
A three day boutique music festival was had celebrating the diversity of the Guernsey music scene. Multiple stages showcasing everything from Rock to Dance music.
Over a hundred of the best Guernsey musicians showed off their skills.
Headline sets from Fade to Grey, King Rat and the Soulcats, Buffalo Huddleston, Pete Framton, Static Alice, Sugar Slam and Elysium entertained over 1000 ticket holders over the weekend
Last night the GSPCA and Hearing Dogs for Deaf People teamed up to for an evening at the GSPCA to see behind the scenes, refreshments and a talk about the work at the Animal Shelter.
The tour started 6pm and those attending got to see the lovely grounds at the GSPCA and the many animals in the care of the Shelter.
With Olivia the loggerhead turtle soon to be flown south the group were lucky enough to see her having her evening squid.
After the tour of the facilities the group enjoyed a chat with GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne over a hot drink and biscuits.
Tomorrow on Wednesday 13th July the GSPCA and Hearing Dogs for Deaf People have teamed up to for an evening at the GSPCA to see behind the scenes, refreshments and a talk about the work at the Animal Shelter.
The tour starts at 6pm and those attending will see the lovely grounds at the GSPCA and the many animals in the care of the Shelter.
This could be your last chance to meet Olivia the loggerhead turtle as the plans to get her home are being finalised.
The GSPCA once again joined in what was a lovely Taste of Guernsey Seafront Sunday on the weekend.
Our stall at the Taste Seafront Sunday was just outside Marks and Spencer with all of our fun games and tombolas which helped raise £614.49p for the animals in our care.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "We had a lovely day at the Taste of Guernsey Seafront Sunday and it was amazing to meet and chat to many of the lovely visitors off the two cruise liners that were in the Little Russell."
On Sunday over 150 visitors joined the GSPCA volunteers, Guernsey Floral Group and St Andrews Group with a walk around a stunning garden with amazing views.
It all took place on Sunday 26th June 2016 between 14:00 - 17:00 and despite a busy Guernsey with many other events taking place crowds flocked to visit the amazing garden with fantastic views.
It's Friday 24th June so please post your pictures of your dog in work today so we can see the lucky pooches who will be in vans, offices and schools with their owners.
When posting online to share please tag @GSPCA and why not hastag #BringYourDogToWorkDay to join others with this global day.
Having a dog in the room can make human colleagues more cooperative, reduce stress, increase job satisfaction and productivity.