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Last night 16 dog owners came along to the GSPCA to learn about first aid for dogs and how to help save their pets life.
With a full room on a dark wet windy night the group were trained in the emergency procedures to help save a dogs life from learning to identify the signs of life to CPR.
Taking the course was GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne who has over 20 years working in the field of animal rescue and with over 3000 animals through the doors every year at the GSPCA the team see cases of animal first aid on a daily basis here in Guernsey.
Each year the GSPCA help around 200 stray dogs, rehome around 50 dogs a year and help countless more from cruelty cases to owners needing assistance or advice.
As dog owners will know our four legged friends can find themselves in all sorts of situations and this course is designed to help empower dog owners with some very basic but life saving skills to help their beloved dogs if they have an accident or incident.
Every year we hear of pet owners being faced with circumstances of their pets being injured or caused harm often through no fault but an accident.
Last Thursday the GSPCA held a First Aid Course for dog owners.
9 local dog owners came along to learn how to save and help their canine friends if they have an accident, injury or health concern.
The GSPCA would like to thank Natalie, Vernon, David, Caroline, Anna, Stephen, Sue, Paul and Jackie for attending the Dog First Aid Course.
Each year the GSPCA help around 200 stray dogs, rehome around 50 dogs a year and help countless more from cruelty cases to owners needing assistance or advice.
On Wednesday the GSPCA held a First Aid Course for cat owners.
3 local cat owners came along to learn how to save and help their feline friends if they have an accident, injury or health concern.
The GSPCA would like to thank Helen, Lava and Lexi for attending the Cat First Aid Course.
With well over 200 cats and often nearly 300 hit by cars a year in Guernsey knowing what to do to help a cat in an emergency can make a huge difference in their chances of survival.
Every year we hear of pet owners being faced with circumstances of their pets being injured or caused harm often through no fault but an accident.
To help pet owners each year we hold a series of training courses and we have set dates for first aid courses for those interested in helping dogs and cats.
The dates set for 2017 are:
Cat First Aid 6.30pm - 8.45pm Wednesday 10th May 2017 - Ref - Cat 10/05
Dog First Aid 6.30pm - 8.45pm Thursday 18th May 2017 - Ref - Dog 18/05
Dog First Aid 6.30pm - 8.45pm Wednesday 22nd November 2017 - Ref - Dog 22/11
Every year we hear of pet owners being faced with circumstances of their pets being injured or caused harm often through no fault but an accident.
To help pet owners each year we hold a series of training courses and we have set dates for first aid courses for those interested in helping dogs and cats.
The dates set for 2017 are:
Cat First Aid 6.30pm - 8.45pm Wednesday 10th May 2017 - Ref - Cat 10/05
Dog First Aid 6.30pm - 8.45pm Thursday 18th May 2017 - Ref - Dog 18/05
Dog First Aid 6.30pm - 8.45pm Wednesday 22nd November 2017 - Ref - Dog 22/11
The GSPCA couldn’t carry out saving, rescuing and caring for the thousands of animals that come through the doors every year without the support of the staff and volunteers that work tirelessly every day and night.
To recognise the team at the GSPCA we have been asking for nominations to recognise the staff and volunteers for their dedication, hard work and outstanding effort.
Nominations were accepted both in house, online and via the post and we received an overwhelming number of wonderful comments for five staff in particular and fifteen volunteers each quarter.
On what was a very sunny Sunday morning the GSPCA held another sold out Dog First Aid Course at the Animal Shelter.
The GSPCA have been running a series of training courses at the GSPCA site in St Andrews.
With 18 in attendance and taken by GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne the training session which takes just over 2 hours covered topics from dog CPR to seizures.
Many of those attending had a wealth of knowledge on dogs as nearly a dozen trainers from the Island Dog Training Club came along to learn and also share their experiences.
Yesterday the GSPCA welcome 11 ladies and one gentleman along to the first ever course of its kind to be held in Guernsey.
After the first GSPCA Dog First Aid Course two weeks ago the Animal SHelter is now offering a number of training sessions in a variety of areas
After the success of the recent training at the GSPCA we are planning additional sessions through the year.
The dates for the first aid courses are:
Dog First Aid 9.30am - 11.45am Sunday 23rd March 2013 - Ref - Dog 23/3
After the success of the recent training at the GSPCA we are planning additional sessions through the year.
The dates for the first aid courses are:
Cat First Aid 9.30am - 11.45am Sunday 2nd March 2013 - FULLY BOOKED
Dog First Aid 9.30am - 11.45am Sunday 23rd March 2013 - FULLY BOOKED
Cat First Aid 9.30am - 11.45am Sunday 18th May 2013 - Ref - Cat 18/5
Dog First Aid 9.30am - 11.45am Sunday 25th May 2013 - Ref - Dog 25/5
All courses are a minimum £15 donation and you must book your place by the Saturday before the training session.