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A week Monday during the half term why not pop to the GSPCA for a guided tour to see the hundreds of animals in our care.
Every Spring we help hundreds of baby birds, hedgehogs and many more wild animals and birds.
We are arranging the guided tours on a series of dates at 2pm.
We ask for a minimum donation of £5 per person and £3 per child, or £15 for a family of four. Later in the year we have some themed tours which are £15 per child.
We would like to thank all those that have already helped donate and shop at our Charity Shop on site at the GSPCA.
Over the last few months we have been using a section of the new build as a pop up shop where you can buy all sorts of goods from clothes to furniture.
We have found that the furniture side has become very popular and we are currently appealing for anyone wanting to give away furniture that is in good condition whether household or garden to please get in touch.
We also continue to appeal for clothes, bric-a-brac and other items to sell.
Last Monday the GSPCA were kept very busy all day despite the heavy down pours during Liberation Day.
Stall were set up and manned both at the Last Post and along the seafront in St Peter Port and both were kept busy through the day with the many enjoying the celebrations.
Thank you to Steve Byrne, Jo Fox, Joseph Fox, Ellie Fox, Helen Holmes, Yvonne Chauvel and Helen Sharman all of which gave part or all of their day to help raise funds for animals in Guernsey.
This afternoon representatives from the GSPCA, St Andrews Floral Group, RSPB Guernsey, Guernsey Trees for Life and the Little Tree Project who are all part of the 'Going Wild at the GSPCA Project' welcomed the judges from the Insurance Corporation Conservation Awards.
The judging marks the anniversary from when St Andrews Floral Group started supporting the GSPCA in helping develop the grounds around our wonderful site in the heart of Guernsey.
The work undertaken has included everything from planting natural willow hedges to improving the bio-diversity on site.
Last night Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager and a number of visitors went to turn Olivia the Loggerhead Turtles lights off and witnessed an extraordinary event.
When she was first rescued she was extremely close to death and barely breathing or moving. Over the last two months the GSPCA have been working hard to care for her but sadly she has refused to eat meaning that the team have had to feed her directly.
She continues to swim well and we continue to appeal for funding and transportation to get her to the Canary Islands.
Over the last two Tuesday evenings we have run our cat and dog first aid courses.
Each course started just after 6.30pm and involved learning about how to save a cat or a dogs life and hints and tips on what to do.
Last night we held the Dog First Aid Course which was run by GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne and saw 9 dog lovers learning how to help four legged friends in a number of life saving circumstances.
Molly a beagle owned by the GSPCA Manager popped in half way through for those attending to help look for a heart beat in a dog.
On Sunday we held the fifth Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday which as always had a wonderful fun dog show as part of the day.
Staff and volunteers from the GSPCA Jen Bradshaw, Sheryl Carre, Lorna Prince and Sarah Creasey headed up running and organising the show with help from others and also judging from Katie Ozard who is also a volunteer at the GSPCA and runs Active Dog.
Each of the 11 classes were packed with wonderful much loved dogs.
The results were as follows -
On Sunday the GSPCA took over St Peter Port Seafront for the the fifth year in a row.
Normally the GSPCA Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday takes place in September but this year we held the fun family and pet event in May.
Thousands filled the Seafront which was alive with a family buzz as all ages enjoyed the stalls and entertainment.