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After an incredibly busy Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday and the first Seafront Sunday of the season last week the GSPCA are back out this weekend joining the Eat, Drink and Be Local Seafront Sunday.
That’s right once again we are delighted to say that you will be able to see the GSPCA at every Seafront Sunday 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.
On Saturday 25th May a white and black cat was hit by a car and rushed to the vets.
Amballes as the cat has been named was rescued by the GSPCA Warden on Les Amballes in St Peter Port and sadly has no chip or owner come forward.
The cat has been at the vets since Saturday and requires a huge amount of surgery to survive.
You can donate to her much needed operation by visiting –
On Sunday the GSPCA ran and organised the 8th Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday and what an incredible day it was.
With over 100 stalls, displays, charities, activities and 100s of animals there was a huge amount to do and see celebrating animals in Guernsey.
There were many new attractions and stalls from Crown and Anchor to peddle boats, displays on the problems with plastics and biodiversity, prosseco and Wheedons Gin to Paws for Support and Wag.
This Half Term you can see behind the scenes at the GSPCA.
After another hugely successful Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday where you may have seen the work of the GSPCA show cased on the Seafront this week you can have a guided tour at the GSPCA.
We ask for a minimum donation of £7 per person and £5 per child, or £20 for a family of four or £18 with an Islands Mum card. In 2019 we have some themed tours which are £20 per child or £17.50 with an Islands Mums card.
On Sunday 9th June pop into St Peter Port to support the Arts Seafront Sunday and visit our stall raising funds for animals in Guernsey and our new much needed Wildlife Hospital.
With our Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday this coming Sunday we will be back in town very soon after for another fantastic event.
From 10am until 4pm the sea front will be packed with stalls and things to do with an arts theme.
We are extremely thankful to Arts Seafront Sunday for allowing us to join them once again.
With so much going on this Sunday in St Peter Port please make sure its in your diary to come down and celebrate animals in Guernsey.
This is our seventh Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday and we are all very busy with preparations here at the GSPCA.
We are pleased to announce that joining us this year to entertain the crowds from 2.45pm are Guernsey's Morris Dancing team Belles and Broomsticks Morris, so please pop down to see everything happening on the GSPCA BIGGEST event of the year.
With so much going on this Sunday in St Peter Port please make sure its in your diary to come down and celebrate animals in Guernsey.
We are delighted that local performer Imogen Hayman will be joining us to entertain the crowds from 11am.
This is our eighth Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday and we are all very busy with preparations here at the GSPCA.
With the Crown Princess cruise liner visiting with a possible 3000+ visitors it is set to be a busy day on the 26th May.
We see all sorts of animals, of all sorts of shapes and sizes.
Last week a pipistrelle bat was found in St Martins and brought into the GSPCA.
After two nights of care and a full health check ‘Coca Cola’ as the female bat was called was able to be returned back to the wild.
Beckie Bailey GSPCA Animal Care Assistant and Bat Volunteer said “The bat that was rescued last week was a female.”
“She had old scares on her wings, that thankfully had all healed but that’s what the white marks were.”
Many visitors over recent years will know the friendly and familiar face of Major the cockerel.
Major turned up at the GSPCA with an elderly hen a few years ago. It was unclear if they were strays, just escaped from a near by farm or home or if they had been dumped at the GSPCA.
Sadly Majors wife was very elderly and wasn’t with us long, but for the last few years Major has strutted his stuff around the GSPCA and made many friends.
Many visitors would find him following them around and he loved many of the staff and volunteers that fed and cared for him.