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Today is World Tuirtle Day and we think back to those we have helped and those looking for homes.
Every year the GSPCA helps turtles but two years ago we helped rescue Olivia the loggerhead turtle that was found in Guernsey on Vazon on a cold winter morning very close to death.
After months of care and a lot of help by many islanders, businesses, the States and so many more she was flown to Gran Canaria to be released back to the wild.
Her story featured on the Dodo website and received over 1.4 million views in a matter of days.
At the GSPCA we are normally appealing for homes for animals, but we are currently appealing for your unwanted soft toys.
The cuddly toys we are appealing for will found good homes as prizes on some of our games to help raise funds for the Shelter such as our upcoming Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday.
If you have any unwanted soft toys then please pop them up to the Shelter or if you need a vehicle to pick up quite a few then please let us know and we can arrange collection.
We are overjoyed to announce that Roary the Lion from Guernsey FC will be joining the GSPCA Animal Mascot team in the Giant Animal Mascot 5-a-side football taking place this Sunday from 2pm on the Crown Pier.
With over 100 stalls signed up and final planning underway for the Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday on the 20th May you have just one month to sign up and get involved.
We are hugely grateful to the Plough Inn and Ravenscroft who are putting in teams for the Animal Mascot 5-a-side fun football, but there is still time to get your team together.
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 between 2pm and 3pm 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.
It's only days away until the GSPCA Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday and the team and those supporting are busy getting ready for the BIG day.
We are over joyed to announce that Anna Thompson and her team from Rainbow Childcare are supporting our day by running a fun kids zone.
Not only will they be running the very popular free chalk drawing there is a fun free children’s fancy dress competition with prizes for all the children. They will also have slime making and creating bracelets along with a few other things to keep the kids entertained.
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.
With 2 cruise liners visiting with a combined possible 3100 visitors off the Serenissima and Prinsendam it is set to be a busy day on the 20th May.
Today is the first day that work has begun on reflooring and refurbishing 31 of our kennels.
The cost per kennel is around £1,450.00 and we must say a huge thanks to those that have donated so far and we would really appreciate any support or help to further help fund this much needed work that is required due to deteriorating floor.
Every penny is hugely appreciated and to donate online please visit - www.paypal.me/DonateGSPCA
The GSPCA are often looking for additional casual staff members to help with our increasingly busy front desk, the animals, guided tours, cleaning and to continue to develop our charity shop area.
Casual positions help cover the 7 day a week work, especially on weekends and bank holidays when the GSPCA is often extremely busy and very much with cover for holidays or illness.
With so much going on this Sunday in St Peter Port please make sure its in your diaryto 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.
With 2 cruise liners visiting with a combined possible 3100 visitors off the Serenissima and Prinsendam it is set to be a busy day on the 20th May.
Every year we hear of firework related incidents involving animals and children. While fireworks may be exciting and pretty to look at and its fun to celebrate many celebrations with a bang, we must put our safety, the safety of our pets and the local wildlife first.
Tomorrow as part of Liberation Day at 2130hrs (930pm) at Castle Breakwater in St peter Port there is a firework display planned so please ensure your animals are safe and prepare for the unusual sounds and sights they might be subjected too.