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The GSPCA starts this spring on a good foot after a kind donation from the Friends of Wildlife.
£500 was donated earlier this year and the GSPCA has used the funds to put up two soft release runs for the wildlife that we have in our care. The outside pens will be used to rehabilitate the many wild animals and birds it has brought in that are found sick or injured around Guernsey.
After they are cared for, healthy and of a good weight the animals are placed in the mesh runs to get use to the elements so it is not a shock when they are finally released.
On sale now for a minimum donation of £2 the GSPCA launches a new pin badge.
The badges are on sale at the Shelter and for only £2 you can show that you care for animals in Guernsey. If you are looking for other GSPCA goodies we have a range of teddies, mugs, car stickers, fridge magnets, post cards and more.
All the money raised from the sale of the badges goes towards helping animals in Guernsey
This Sunday gone volunteers led by Corrine Connoly organised a sponsored dog walk which was also led by Corinne’s dog Sidney.
The route which was just under 5 miles went from Grandes Roques up to Pembroke Bay. Despite the weather over 20 volunteers and participants took part with over a dozen dogs that also helped with stewarding and taking part in the walk.
The weather with high winds and wet at times proved chilly and cold so many of the dogs wore coats to keep them warm and dry as well as their handlers with Sidney sporting a very nice flying jacket.
Tomorrow on Sunday 29th April Sidney a rescue dog called Sidney is inviting you to join lots of animal welfare owners and dogs to raise funds for those in need.
Sidney and his owner have organised a sponsored walk to raise funds for the GSPCA and Woodlands Farm Kennels which is where under their and the RSPCA care Sidney was adopted.
Corinne Connolly, Sidney and a group of GSPCA volunteers will be registering walkers from 1pm for a 2pm start at the Grandes Rocgues car park. The walk is just under 5 miles and will finish t The Beachouse at L'Ancresse.
Last week the children of Herm Primary School visited the GSPCA Animal Shelter after having joined in the GSPCA Cupcake fundraising week, raising a fantastic £40.
During Cupcake Week the children were all encouraged to bring in cupcakes to sell and they also spent the morning decorating some which had been brought in by Herm school teacher Mrs Mary Carey. The children handed over the money they raised to Emma Trousdale the GSPCA Education and Welfare Officer when they visited the Shelter last week.
The GSPCA would like to send a special thank you to the Leo Club of Guernsey who recently volunteered to help the Animal Shelter run our Easter Fayre.
We had a number of new volunteers who we are very thankful for their help and wanted to give a special mention to Caragh Calderwood, Paul Moss, Nell Stratford-Hall, Dani McIver and Michael Mcveigh from the Leo Club who helped with the smooth running of the successful event.
JOULES of Guernsey’s recent window display caused quite a stir amongst island dog lovers who took a liking to the 10 cardboard canines that resided at the front of the Pollet shop.
‘Since we made the display we had quite a few people asking if they could buy the dogs. The team and I thought this would be a great way to raise some funds for the GSPCA and we are so pleased how much we raised through the sealed bids for each of the cardboard cutouts,’ explained Joules’ Manager Carol Hutchins.
During March Curves Guernsey at Admiral Park collected food to help the Women’s Refuge and the GSPCA.
The female only gym asked members to donate non-perishable food and donations for both the Women's Refuge and the Animal Shelter
Emma Trousdale Welfare and Education Officer popped down to collect the food from Becky Chandler and the team last week and couldn't believe it.
Emma said 'I couldn't believe how much they collected.' 'There was over a tonne of animal food which meant the van was packed top to bottom.'