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Can you help for an hour or two at our upcoming flag days?
We have many events over the Summer and two dates are Saturday 26th and 16th August when we have two flag days at the Friquet Garden Centre.
They are kindly being arranged by Committee Member Karen Girdlestone and to register your interest and help please email her via girdlestonekaren7@gmail.com
Join the GSPCA at the South Show for our lots of fun and a Fun Dog Show at 2pm Saturday 9th August 2025.
Registration from 11am, judging by GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne from 2pm.
There is an entry charge to the South Show and for those
GA&HS members they have free entry.
£5 minimum donation per dog to enter as many classes as you wish.
All breeds welcome.
Classes include:
As the sunny weather arrives the GSPCA are expecting to receive calls and reports from the public from dogs locked in cars, dogs being walked on hot pavements, animals in direct sunlight, wildlife in need and we want to remind all pet owners of the real dangers to their pets and how you can help wildlife.
With the extreme warm weather and direct sunlight, dogs and other animals whether in cars or their pens are potentially in a situation where you could kill your pet if it is left, regardless of the situation.
This Sunday see the GSPCA and support our stall once again at the GCVC Classic Vehicle Show 2025 at Saumarez Park in Castel.
The GCVC have a fun packed day so please pop down and see all the amazing stalls.
Free entry and parking at Home Farm at £5 per vehicle.
Lots to do and see so please support their day and our GSPCA stall raising funds for the many animals in our care.
Guernsey is gearing up for a fantastic Saturday as Guernsey Together Festival will make an exciting return on Saturday 14th June and the GSPCA are very much looking once again joining the celebrations.
Set to be bigger and better than ever before, this fantastic celebration is the perfect opportunity to create unforgettable memories this summer. The festival offers a jam-packed Saturday of music, dance, entertainment, family activities and most importantly a great Guernsey vibe.
Yesterday the GSPCA met with those involved with the much needed #GSPCABIGGESTBUILD as the demolition of the old buildings is well underway.
Members of the GSPCA team met with the Breton team, DLM Architects, WT Partnership and Dorey, Lyle & Ashman Ltd who are just some of the many that will help build for the future for the animals and community of Guernsey.
On Friday 20th June 2025 it is #BringYourDogtoWorkDay sometimes known as #TakeYourDogToWorkDay which we celebrate here at the GSPCA each as do many around the islands.
All around Guernsey each year businesses and offices have had their 4 some 3 legged friends come to work and this year Bring Your Dog To Work Day takes places today, Friday 21st June.
This year we are asking islanders to get involved to help raise funds for the much needed new kennels as part of the GSPCA BIGGEST BUILD.
Last month was the GSPCA annual Cupcake Week, a time to make, bake and sell cake in aid of supporting the GSPCA and to have a bit of fun.
Each May the GSPCA promote this special week to help raise funds and awareness and last month on May 16th during GSPCA Cupcake Week staff and students of from GRG were delighted to get involved and had a fantastic time.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “It was fantastic to hear that Blanchelande College LBG who got involved with our #GSPCACupcakeWeek last month.”
Last month was the GSPCA annual Cupcake Week, a time to make, bake and sell cake in aid of supporting the GSPCA and to have a bit of fun.
Each May the GSPCA promote this special week to help raise funds and awareness and last month on May 16th during GSPCA Cupcake Week staff from GRG were delighted to get involved and had a fantastic time.
Lauren Knight SHEQ Officer Compliance Administrator from GRG said “We held a cupcake sale for Cupcake week and we raised £93.00.”
The GSPCA in any one year can help 150 to up 300 cats hit by cars on the road every year and there is no law in place for those that caused the accident to report the injured or in many cases deceased feline.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “On average every year the GSPCA helps between 150 and 200 cats hit by vehicles on our roads every year.”
“In one year the number rose to 300 and in that year there were 5 that I helped in just one night shift.”