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Firework updated list with events due tonight & any issues please do complete a GSPCA Incident or Upset Report Survey or a general view survey
With firework events already started and over 50 already registered for November on the States of Guernsey website https://gov.gg/fireworks , the GSPCA is calling on islanders to be mindful of the impact fireworks can have on animals.
The North Show returns this week to Saumarez Park, bringing two days of celebration, community spirit, and entertainment. The GSPCA is proud to be part of the event once again, with our stall open on Wednesday 20th and Thursday 21st August, featuring games, GSPCA goods for sale, and our popular tombola with cuddly teddies to be won.
The GSPCA is launching a Guernsey Firework Survey 2025 to gauge islanders thoughts, experiences and feelings on the current situation with fireworks in Guernsey.
Every year islanders share there views online in regards fireworks from those that support them to those that have experienced negative situations for a range of reasons.
To take the survey please visit https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/LH7678N
According to the States of Guernsey fireworks page there is at least one firework event tonight.
It is a private event planned to take place in the Rue de la Perruque, Castel, GY5 7NS area sometime after 530pm.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager “Due to the recent awful weather it appears a number of firework events have been planned to this weekend and at the GSPCA we want to ensure all pet owners keep their animals safe and think of our wildlife.”
Every year we hear of firework related incidents involving animals and children. While fireworks may be exciting and pretty to look at and its fun to celebrate Guy Fawkes with a bang, we must put our safety and the safety of our pets and the local wildlife first. Over the coming weeks if any schools would like a talk from the GSPCA in an effort to promote the Fire work code and advise people how to keep themselves and their animals safe please do get in touch.
Lorna Prince GSPCA Welfare Manager said "Fireworks this year are being sold between 27th October and 5th November."
Every year we hear of firework related incidents involving animals and children. While fireworks may be exciting and pretty to look at and its fun to celebrate Guy Fawkes with a bang, we must put our safety and the safety of our pets and the local wildlife first. Over the coming weeks our Animal Welfare Team will be visiting islands’ schools in an effort to promote the Fire work code and advise people how to keep themselves and their animals safe.
Lorna Prince GSPCA Welfare Manager said "Fireworks this year are being sold between 28th October and 5th November."
On New Years Eve at midnight to celebrate the New Year many will be setting off fireworks, so please think of your pets and animals around you.
Every year the GSPCA are called out and receive stray dogs and cats during periods of fireworks, which have either escaped or run off due to being scared by the loud bangs they make.
Sadly less than 45% of the stray dogs and cats are microchipped that are found as strays and brought to the GSPCA, and even less have collars with tags.
During 2014 the GSPCA and KGV ran a firework poster competition with many of the local schools.
Chloe Butt (8), a pupil at St. Andrews Primary School had a surprise last year when she was told that she had won a party for her year on the 3G Pitch at the KGV. Chloe was the winner of the GSPCA design a firework and bonfire poster competition.
Here are just some of the many entries all of which have great advice and messages -
This week many will mark the 5th November with firework parties.
Last year the GSPCA launched a calendar and asks those having public and private displays to let us know so we can have a central location for those around Guernsey know where and when these events take place. The calendar is linked to the GSPCA Twitter and Facebook pages so that reminders are sent out earlier in the day during these events.
Chloe Butt (8), a pupil at St. Andrews Primary School had a surprise last week when she was told that she had won a party for her year on the 3G Pitch at the KGV. Chloe was the winner of the GSPCA design a firework and bonfire poster competition which will be used in the GSPCA safety information for 2015.
Presenting the prize was Toby the dog accompanied by Steve Byrne, Manager of the GSPCA who commented "The lucky winner was Chloe and despite a large number of entries from other schools islandwide, it was two of her class mates that were awarded joint second place”.