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It is an extremely busy time at the GSPCA helping wild animals at the GSPCA and when they arrive sick, injured and in need the GSPCA works around the clock to get them back to the wild.
Some need only few days of care while others need many weeks.
When they are ready for release we then ideally like to release them near where they were found and others where we can find a suitable release site.
Last month Blanchelande College kindly allowed us to release 3 young ducks with them that had been in our care.
All around Guernsey each year businesses and offices have a special day when they bring their 4 legged friends to work.
This year Bring Your Dog To Work Day takes places on Friday 21st June.
Having a dog in the room can make human colleagues more cooperative, reduce stress, increase job satisfaction and productivity.
When adopting a dog or any animal from the GSPCA we often ask how many hours potential owners may be at work. Perhaps the question should actually be - are you able to take your dog to work?
On Thursday 27th June GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne, GSPCA Staff Seb Goman and Gemma Gaudion and Work to Benefit placement Ben Lowndes undertake a very BIG challenge.
The 4 GSPCA team members are undertaking the Hellvetia Challenge which is a 600m open water swim, 2km bike ride up and down the infamous Val de Terres and finish with a 1.5km run.
This is all in aid of raising funds for the much needed GSPCA Wildlife Hospital and to sponsor the team please visit this link -
On Sunday the GSPCA Manager undertook the challenge of running the 13.1 miles which makes up the Guernsey Dairy Milk Run Half Marathon.
Earlier this year the GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne celebrated his 40th year and helped raise funds for the GSPCA instead of cards and gifts.
Steve at the time decided that he had put on a little weight in recent years so made the decision to get fit and run the Guernsey Dairy Milk Run Half Marathon.
You can still sponsor Steve and donate online via - https://bit.ly/2vqrmFE
We always love to hear how animals adopted from the GSPCA and here is a little update from Tiger the cats new home.
New owner Di Lihou said “Very happy to say Tiger has settled in with us very quickly and is such a loving and affectionate cat who loves loads of attention.”
“We were keen to rehome a cat from the GSPCA as have had one from you in the past and they have always been happy and well looked after.”
Ali Le Huray GSPCA Animal Care Assistant said “Tiger was such a loving cat and its great to hear and see that he is very happy in his new home.”
Country and Western Evening in aid of the GSPCA Wildlife Hospital on Saturday 13th July 2019.
Taking place at Pelicans Cafe, Kings Club from 730pm.
Menu jacket spuds, with Texan chili cheese and much more
Line dancing
Hats and boots optional!
Tickets are £15 each
Limited numbers so please book your tickets early to avoid disappointment
To book please email Michelle via [email protected] or call 01481 257261
We always love to hear from animals adopted from the GSPCA and last month two gerbils were adopted and are now very happy with their new owner.
Milly and Molly were adopted only a few weeks ago and it was great to get an update on how well they are doing.
New owner of Milly and Molly Siiri Skerker said “Milly and Molly have joined us and settled straight in.”
“We wanted to let everyone know at the GSPCA how happy they are in their new home.”
Yvonne Chauvel Senior Animal Care Assistant said “We have such a variety of animals in need of homes at the GSPCA.”
Over the last two months the GSPCA has both been extremely busy with an abundance of hedgehogs needing rescue and our care as well as those being ready to released to the wild.
Some of those being released back to the wild were hand rears from 2018 and last month one of the largest groups were released.
Last month the GSPCA had the great pleasure in showing staff from Guernsey College of FE and Jersey Highland’s College around the Shelter.
Tim Pellet GSPCA Community and Training Officer hosted the tour showing Jane Fears from Guernsey and Tina Upstell from Jersey the 500 animals, introduced them to the team and show case our facilities and plans for the future.