GSPCA Woof You a Waggy Christmas and Meow New Year

Submitted by Steve on 13:22, 20th Dec, 2019 | 0

With Christmas only days away the team at the GSPCA would like to share a message from all the team and animals at the GSPCA.

The GSPCA works 24/7 as we will all through Christmas and New Year and there are many ways to support our work and the animals in our care and check out the links below.

Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "Today after holding fire drill training we got the team together to sing a Christmas song to appeal for donations for the many animals in our care."

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Buy a Brick for the Wildlife Hospital this Christmas like Eldad After School Club

Submitted by Steve on 12:01, 20th Dec, 2019 | 0

Recently the GSPCA were asked to visit Eldad Church to chat to the Eldad After School Club.

Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager popped down to them to talk about the work of the GSPCA with a real focus on the much needed Wildlife Hospital.

The children and those involved with Eldad After School Club had raised funds to buy two bricks for the Wildlife Hospital and we presented the children with a certifcate which you get with buying a brick along with gifts.

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Extremely sad news as Crash the seal pup passes away

Submitted by Steve on 15:52, 16th Dec, 2019 | 0

Last night the GSPCA team were devastated as Crash the grey seal pup passed away.

Found a ¼ of the weight he should have been emaciated and with an extremely bad infection Crash had been receiving treatment and around the clock care.

Despite having put on an additional 5kgs in weight in less than a week Crashes chest infection despite medication didn’t seem to improve and last night at 11pm he passed away.

Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We are saddened to have to let everyone know that Crash the grey seal pup passed away last night.”

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A packed room for the last GSPCA Volunteer Induction of 2019 and thanks to all that have helped this year

Submitted by Steve on 11:57, 13th Dec, 2019 | 0

Yesterday we held our 13th Volunteer Induction of 2019.

During 2019 at our induction events we have inducted an amazing 169 volunteers this year.

Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We cannot achieve so much without the incredible volunteers and team we have here at the GSPCA and with a busy Christmas ahead we need a huge amount of help to care for the 500+ animals at the GSPCA.”

“We really had a lovely night meeting the 17 new volunteers that joined our induction last night.”

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Can you please help Guernsey animals have a festive Christmas and wishes come true

Submitted by Steve on 16:13, 12th Dec, 2019 | 0

With Christmas less than 2 weeks away many are finishing their Christmas shopping, holding Christmas themed mufti days and thinking of those in need.

With over 500 animals at the GSPCA there are many ways to support the those in our care and also help them have a wonderful Christmas.

From Gift Vouchers to help feed an animal at Christmas to Sponsoring a Pen, Buying a Brick for the much needed Wildlife Hospital to our Amazon and main page Wish List, holding a mufti day to a sponsored Christmas dip, here are some of the ways you could help give animals joy this Christmas.

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Charity Dog Walk this Sunday with Livingroom The Channel Island Estate Agent in aid of the GSPCA 10am from the Bella Luce

Submitted by Steve on 17:13, 10th Dec, 2019 | 0

With the wonderful support of the Bella Luce Hotel and in aid of one of their chosen charities - the GSPCA – Livingroom are thrilled to announce their Livingroom Christmas Dog Walk!

ALL are invited to join on Sunday 15th December at 10am at the Bella Luce.

Everyone will meet in the courtyard of the Bella Luce Hotel and take our four legged friends for a festive walk around the beautiful lanes of St. Martins.

The walk will be followed by hot chocolates and mulled wine with donations welcomed to the GSPCA.

Parking is available at the Hotel carpark.

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Calling Volunteers to help over the Festive Period at the GSPCA with our last Induction Evening of 2019 at the GSPCA 630pm Thurs

Submitted by Steve on 15:11, 10th Dec, 2019 | 0

On Thursday we hold our 13th Volunteer Induction of 2019 having inducted 152 volunteers through this years events.

Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We cannot achieve so much without the incredible volunteers and team we have here at the GSPCA and with a busy Christmas ahead we need a huge amount of help to care for the 500+ animals at the GSPCA.”

“Some may have a few hours Christmas day, Boxing Day or even New Years day from walking dogs to cleaning out cats there is always loads to do here at the GSPCA.”

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Christmas Party Time at the Peninsula Hotel with Sidneys Sponsored Events in aid of the GSPCA

Submitted by Steve on 14:42, 10th Dec, 2019 | 0

Christmas Party Time at the Peninsula Hotel with Sidneys Sponsored Events in aid of the GSPCA

Saturday 21st December 2019

7pm until 11.45pm

2 Course Meal

Dancing through the decades with UK Band

Electric Dream

DJ’s and Party Frocks

£48 pp all proceeds to the GSPCA

Contact [email protected] or call

07911720469

All welcome

 

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Staff Volunteer & GSPCA Team Christmas Party 7pm Saturday 14th December

Submitted by Steve on 14:31, 10th Dec, 2019 | 0

This Saturday at the GSPCA we are having our annual Christmas celebration for all those that have done so much for animals and the community over the last year.

Dress code is Christmas themed and all staff, volunteers, friends, supporters and families are welcome to join us to celebrate all we have achieved during another busy year.

Children are also welcome and there will be lots to keep them entertained from space hoppers to tunnels to play in.

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Crash one of the smallest ever grey seal pups and first of the season rescued now at the GSPCA

Submitted by Steve on 20:30, 5th Dec, 2019 | 0

Earlier today our Animal Collection Officer and GSPCA Head of Marine Mammals Geoff George was rescued a 2-3 day old Grey seal Pup from Grandes Rocques.

The very emaciated and poorly pup was nearly a quarter of the weight he should be for his age with no mother in sight.

At only 12kgs if the pup hadn’t been rescued it would have surely perished on our West Coast.

‘Crash’ as the young pup has been named is now receiving around the clock intensive care as it will need fluids and rehydration every 2 hours 24/7 to stablise it.

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