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On Sunday 16th June at Saumarez Park the GSPCA stall was out supporting the Annual Classic Vehicle Show hosted by Guernsey Classic Vehicle Club LBG.
We had a great time last year and we are delighted once again had another incredible day raising funds for the many animals in our care at the GSPCA.
The day started at 11am and our stall was headed up by Community and Training Officer Tim Pellett with his daughter Evie.
Tim said “We had a great day on Fathers Day at the Annual Classic Vehicle Show.”
The Guernsey Arts Commission earlier this month worked with multiple organisations to promote inclusivity with in the arts. Arts Sunday was a day where everyone no matter what age or ability was able to enjoy the arts, take part in workshops and meet new people. There was an opportunity to participate in live music, dancing, arts, craft and so much more….
Once again the GSPCA were able to join them for another great event and would like to thank the organisors, all involved and all that supported a great day celebrating the arts in Guernsey.
Last month on the 9th May the GSPCA were not only very busy at the Shelter and around Guernsey rescuing animals, we were also out with two stalls.
One being headed up by GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne in St Peter Port on Castle Emplacement and the other headed up by Michelle Champion at the Last Post.
Both stalls were incredibly busy and raised over £2500 between them and we must say a huge thanks to all that helped and supported such a great day of celebrations.
The GSPCA during hot weather often receive reports from concerned members of the public that have seen dogs locked in cars and with warm weather upon us we want to remind all pet owners of the real dangers to their pets
The GSPCA team have already been out to a number of vehicles with reports of dogs locked inside with little or no ventilation.
With the warm weather and direct sunlight, dogs in cars are potentially in a situation where you could kill your pet if it is left, regardless of the situation.
After months of care and 3 already released to the wild the 3 remaining seals are on the final stretch to the next part of their journey and life.
Having released Marty back in Jersey as well as Gully and Sealia on Jethou recently we now only have Hannah, Mambo and Andy left in our care.
Hannah and Mambo are doing incredibly well but need their final feeds of herring and mackerel and all donations of fresh fish or towards fish are hugely appreciated to fatten them up before their release very soon.
Today Beckie Bailey GSPCA Animal Care Assistant went on air to talk to JKT on BBC Guernsey about a very special evening.
Earlier this year Beckie won the Petplan and ADCH Animal Charity Employee of the Year from over 8500 nominations and across the British Isles.
To see the full story please visit www.gspca.org.gg/blog/over-8500-nominations-beckie-bailey-gspca-wins-petplan-and-adch-animal-charity-employee-year
Back on Wednesday the 17th April the GSPCA celebrated our 134th AGM.
The meeting was opened and all welcomed by GSPCA President and local Vet John Knight. John gave many of the highlights from 2016 and 2017 from the opening of the new animal welfare building to the many accolades that the GSPCA received. Many thanks were given and much praise was shared with so many that continue to help and support the incredible work that goes on 24/7.
The GSPCA are looking forward to the upcoming Eat, Drink and Be Local Seafront Sundays.
That’s right once again we are delighted to say that you will be able to see the GSPCA at each of the remaining Seafront Sundays this year.
We will have our fun stall with a full range of tombolas, games and GSPCA goods and we are very much looking forward being part of this fantastic event.
Michelle Champion GSPCA stall organisor said “We are really looking forward joining the Eat, Drink and Be Local Seafront Sundays.”
Charles arrived at the GSPCA at the end of April as his owner could no longer care for him.
Guinea pigs are thankfully found homes quite quickly from the GSPCA and last Monday Charles found a loving new home.
Lisa Le Poidevin new owner said last week “Charles has settled in quite well.”
“He seems a bit nervous when it's cuddle time but with some hay or a treat around he relaxes again “
“I'm still just swapping my piggy Toffee's hay with his and they both seem happy enough with the new smells.”
Over the last week we have had three incredible teams volunteer at the GSPCA from Investec.
In all 13 staff have spent a combined 46 hours helping around the GSPCA in St Andrews.
The first group of 6 helped last Wednesday, a further 2 yesterday and we have had another 5 volunteering this morning.
Each group arrived at 9am and were greeted by GSPCA Community and Training Officer Tim Pellett.
After a quick introduction they very put straight to work, and work they did.