Please Sponsor the GSPCA Manager running the Guernsey Dairy Milk Run Half Marathon

Submitted by Steve on 23:41, 29th Apr, 2019 | 0

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.

To sponsor Steve and donate online please visit - https://bit.ly/2vqrmFE

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Sunday night 28th April Charity Bingo at Cafe Amiti, Nouvelle Marataine

Submitted by Steve on 16:55, 26th Apr, 2019 | 0

Sunday night 28th April Charity Bingo at Cafe Amiti, Nouvelle Marataine in aid of Clic Sargent and the GSPCA

Eyes down sharp 7pm, 10 games of bingo, 2 flyers, bonus ball and a strip of raffle tickets, 6’s £16, 3’s £12.

Plus last man standing bingo and football cards during the interval, pop down and join us.

Cafe open for hot food, drinks & snacks.

For details call Mim Sarre on 07889 431888 for more info and she promises to behave calling the numbers

 

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It was certainly a hoping Easter at the GSPCA with bunnies

Submitted by Steve on 16:38, 26th Apr, 2019 | 0

The GSPCA has recently seen a huge rise in the numbers of rabbits coming into our care.

With 25 rabbits looking for new homes and many more coming in over the next few days Easter was certainly a busy time at the GSPCA for those that care for the rabbits.

Many of the GSPCA rabbits looking for homes are now outside on our Bunny Hop Hill and we are not only appealing for new homes for those in our care but we are also appealing for funds to help build new enclosures for the rabbits at the GSPCA.

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Spring advice from the GSPCA with the many baby birds being seen and found around Guernsey

Submitted by Steve on 16:16, 26th Apr, 2019 | 0

With Spring well underway the GSPCA are asking Islanders to please be mindful of the many fledglings popping up around the Bailiwick. 

The GSPCA would like to remind that as a general rule, it is best to leave baby birds alone.

A baby bird has a greater chance of survival in the wild than it has being hand-reared by man as they learn to fend for themselves and how to forage for food by their parents.

Around 2 weeks after hatching young birds in your Bailiwick garden usually leave the nest, just before they learn how to fly.

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VIP Visitor Baroness Fookes DBE DL has a special guided tour at the GSPCA

Submitted by Steve on 10:25, 25th Apr, 2019 | 0

Last Wednesday the GSPCA had a very special visit from Baroness Fookes DBE DL.

Baroness Janet Eveyln Fookes, DBE DL is a member of the House of Lords as well as an honorary Vice President of the RSPCA.

Baroness Fookes had a behind the scenes tour at the GSPCA meeting many of the team, animals and with an entourage from the media.

Baroness Fookes was accompanied by her good friend Madeline Dawson and they both thoroughly enjoyed their visit with their guide Steve Byrne the GSPCA Manager.

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Stall & busking spaces available for the GSPCA Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday on 26th May

Submitted by Steve on 09:50, 25th Apr, 2019 | 0

With just over a month to go the GSPCA are busy preparing for the eighth Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday.

With Crown Princess with possibly 3000 passengers visiting it is set to be a busy day on the 26th May.

We are more than happy if any stalls or buskers would like to join us and if you are interested in supporting our day to celebrate animals in Guernsey please do get in touch.

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Happy Easter from the GSPCA & an IMPORTANT Message please keep your pets safe this Easter - chocolate can kill your beloved pet

Submitted by Steve on 10:28, 21st Apr, 2019 | 0

Be aware this weekend you could be putting your pet at risk at Easter if you feed your pet chocolate intended for people or they manage to find those carefully hidden from the children.

Across the Bailiwick we are all stocking up Easter eggs and chocolate as gifts for family and loved ones, but the GSPCA has an important message for pet owners.

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Not Good but GREAT Friday as Marty the seal pup released back into his Jersey home waters

Submitted by Steve on 16:35, 19th Apr, 2019 | 0

After months of care and with good weather on our site the GSPCA released Marty the Jersey seal pup back in the wild today and it was without doubt one of the best releases ever for the GSPCA team.

This Winter has been exceptionally busy for seal pups at the GSPCA as up until this morning we have had 6 in our care but thanks to a lovely Jersey family and their boat Marty is now back in the wild.

Marty arrived at the GSPCA on the 17th December just a week before Christmas last year weighing just 18kg when he should have been 40kg.

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Pre Puppy Seminar at the GSPCA with Canine Behaviour Guernsey, have you booked your place for Saturday?

Submitted by Steve on 08:11, 19th Apr, 2019 | 0

On Tuesday evening Canine Behaviour Guernsey held a Puppy Seminar for GSPCA team members after the working day.

Many of the GSPCA team had a lovely evening with Anna Brehaut wo gave them a great insight into puppies and their behaviour.

If you wonder ‘Why Does My Puppy...?’ then book your place now.

A look into why our puppies behave the way they do.

All welcome taking place on Saturday 20th April at the GSPCA Training and Events Room

Starts at 10am to 12pm

Costs are £30 per person with Canine Behaviour Guernsey.

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Beckie Bailey shocked as she finds out she is a Finalist in the 2019 Petplan & ADCH Animal Charity Awards

Submitted by Steve on 16:42, 18th Apr, 2019 | 0

Petplan and the Association of Dogs and Cats Homes (ADCH) have joined forces for the seventh year of the Animal Charity Awards. The awards celebrate the outstanding work of staff and volunteers in animal charities and not-for-profit organisations across the UK, Ireland and Channel Islands.

The team at the GSPCA are overjoyed to report that Beckie Bailey GSPCA Animal Care Assistant and all round star for the Shelter from nearly 5000 nominations is one of three finalists for the Animal Charity Employee of the Year.

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