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George the Kestrel Back Where He Belongs After Four Days of Care at the GSPCA
The GSPCA is delighted to report the successful release of a kestrel nicknamed George after just four days in the charity's care.
George was found sitting in a driveway on Rue des Villains, Torteval, where he was easily picked up by a concerned member of the public who recognised that something was wrong and brought him to the GSPCA Wildlife Team for assessment.
GSPCA Introduces Updates to Pet Boarding Services
The Guernsey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA) would like to inform customers of several important changes to its pet boarding services, which come into effect from today, 1st August 2026.
Having listened to customer feedback the changes are designed to simplify the booking process, help the charity manage demand more effectively and ensure the continued delivery of high standards of care for boarding pets.
Steve Byrne, GSPCA Manager, said:
Hedgehog "Snotty" Recovering in GSPCA Intensive Care After Handing Himself in at St John Ambulance Station
A poorly hedgehog, now affectionately named "Snotty", is recovering in the GSPCA's Intensive Care Unit after effectively handing himself in at the St John Ambulance Station late last night.
The hedgehog was discovered by the St John team, who quickly realised he needed help and kindly transported him to the GSPCA Wildlife Hospital facilities late in the evening, where GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne was on duty.
Young Sparrow "Groover" Recovering at GSPCA After Unexpected Shelter Visit
The GSPCA wildlife team is caring for a young sparrow after the bird unexpectedly flew into one of the charity's buildings whilst staff and volunteers were busy preparing the GSPCA's entry for the Torteval Scarecrow Festival.
Breaking News as Kennel Foundations Begin in Major Milestone for the #GSPCABiggestBuildAppeal
The GSPCA is delighted to share exciting breaking news in the charity's ongoing #GSPCABiggestBuildAppeal, as work has now begun on the foundations for the brand-new kennel block while construction of the new Wildlife Hospital continues to make impressive progress.
Stray Turkeys Spotted Across Guernsey – GSPCA Appeals to Locate Owners
The GSPCA is appealing for information after receiving a number of reports regarding stray turkeys seen in different parts of Guernsey.
One turkey has recently been spotted in the vicinity of Anytime Fitness in St Peter Port, whilst at least four turkeys have been regularly reported in the Coutanchez, Capelles and Longcamps area near Grow Limited.
GSPCA Appeals for Weekend Staff and Volunteers Following One of the Busiest Summers on Record
The GSPCA is appealing for additional weekend staff and volunteers to help care for the many animals coming through its doors during what has become one of the busiest summers the charity has experienced.
With increasing numbers of wildlife rescues, dogs, cats and other animals needing assistance, the charity is seeking caring and dedicated people to join its team and support its vital 24/7 animal welfare work.
Calf Safely Returned to Land Following Bordeaux Quarry Rescue
The GSPCA was called to assist with a stranded calf at Bordeaux yesterday, with the young animal safely returned to land following a brief rescue effort.
GSPCA Ambulance and Warden Driver Luke Roussell attended the incident after concerns were raised that the calf had become stranded in a quarry. Upon arrival, Luke found that the farmer was already on scene and working to help the animal in a small boat.
GSPCA Scarecrow Entry Achieves Best-Ever Result with Third Place at Torteval Scarecrow Festival
The GSPCA is delighted to announce that its 2026 Torteval Scarecrow Festival entry, “Hay, Look What We Achieved”, secured third place, the charity's highest-ever placing since taking part in the annual community event.