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On Wednesday 11th November GSPCA team members are holding a Pub Quiz at the Cock & Bull to raise funds for the many animals in our care and 24/7 work at the GSPCA.
Organisors Beckie Bailey and Nicolle Morgan are asking you 'are you an animal whizz?' and if so 'come and test your knowledge.
Sadly it was due to be held back in March but had to be cancelled due to lockdown but we are pleased to announce it is back on.
Details
£30 per table
Maximum of 6 people to a table/team
100% proceeds to the GSPCA
Last year the GSPCA saw a record breaking 618 hedgehogs come through the doors and 2020 has broken that record number as we see poorly hedgehogs arriving in numbers.
With almost 2 months to go before the end of 2020 we have already helped an incredible 626 this year making it a record breaking number of hedgehogs
Despite lockdown the GSPCA has been incredibly busy and especially with 20 hedgehogs in since Monday the numbers are increasing every day with 129 currently in our care.
With a busy firework period fast approaching the GSPCA would like to remind everyone of the notifications to help those affected by the loud bangs and safety information for pet owners.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “With many firework displays confirmed already for the coming days we are reminding all pet and animal owners to do what they can to ensure they are safe, well and cared for.”
“The loud bangs and bright lights can often scare animals and we often see an increase in escaped animals during these periods.”
Every year many children with parents or guardians head out at Halloween on the 31st October dressed up to celebrate the American tradition of 'Trick or Treat'.
With the growing concern of the consumption of sweets and sugar why not this Halloween raise funds for charity.
With the dark evenings it is important to ensure you follow some simple safety hints and tips, but this year could your Halloween night out help benefit the hundreds of animals in need in Guernsey.
Sidneys Presents New Year Las Vegas Style at the Duke of Richmond in aid of the GSPCA on Thursday 31st December 2020.
From 6.45pm until 0045am tickets are just £58.00 per person and all ages welcome.
2 Course Meal
Raffle
Entertainment – The Vinyls who will dance us out of 2020 into 2021
The Duke of Richmond are doing special room rates for those interested.
For tickets please contact Corinne Connolly via corinneconnolly@cwgsy.net or call 07911 720469
Earlier this month Candidates from the 2020 Election visited the GSPCA and over the 5 days we welcomed 23 of the 118 Candidates who kindly took time as part of their Campaign to visit us here in St Andrews.
Today we had the pleasure of showing Deputy Gavin St Pier around the GSPCA where Manager Steve Byrne show cased our work, introduced many of the team and explained the challenges we faced
Beckie Bailey GSPCA Animal Care Assistant tells us about Janice the ferret “Janice is a beautiful young ferret!“
“She will be looking for her forever home very shortly.”
“She came into us as a stray, covered in ticks and thin. She was very worried when she first arrived at the shelter, which of course is understandable.”
“However, her confidence has grown SO much! She loves a cuddle and would make a perfect companion for someone!”
“If you would like to find out more information about Janice, please email us admin@gspca.org.gg or phone us on 01481 257261.”
Habitat loss and the threat of extinction are significant concerns in the world of reptilian life.
Reptile Day promotes awareness of all things reptilian, encouraging learning about different types of reptiles, their natural environments and ecological challenges.
At the GSPCA we rescue, reunite, rehabilitate and rehome reptiles of all descriptions and in recent years seen more reptiles come into our care than ever before.
From snakes to turtles, lizards to turtles we have a wide range in our care and in need of new homes.
Last week the GSPCA team took part in training in Pet Bereavement thanks to the Guernsey Bereavement Service.
Sadly every day of the year staff and volunteers at the GSPCA help owners of pets that have died, whether recently or in the past and it is always hard to know if you are saying the right thing.
At the GSPCA we are having to work very carefully in relation to Covid-19 as our work includes stray dogs from households that are carrying out their isolation time, animals being brought into Guernsey from both the UK and further afield, not mention our work at the borders.
We are often getting questions about animals and the rules here in Guernsey, especially in relation to transporting animals into Guernsey.