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One week on and our 3 hoglets are doing well.
Widge, Midge and Fidge were rescued last week after being found with no mother in sight last Friday.
Ambulance Collection Officer Geoff George attended the scene in Torteval where they were found all alone in a shed.
The baby hedgehogs or hoglets as they are called were rushed to the GSPCA Animal Shelter in St Andrews where they were fed and rushed into an intensive care unit.
We are pleased to report the baby hoglets have been fed around the clock and are doing extremely well.
With the new animal welfare build going well the GSPCA are looking to rehome some of the remaining soil that was taken out to enable the new structure.
The sub soil is of a gritty texture and if you can help we would love to hear from you.
We still have a digger on site so if you can help with a little or a lot please call 257261 or email [email protected]
Earlier this week we reported on Jubilee an injured stray cat that was rescued in the Castel area.
We would like to thank everyone for their donations towards Jubilee and we are pleased to report his eye is healing extremely well and he is improving daily.
He has had a full week of treatment and continues his assessment and time as a stray within the Animal Welfare Ordinance as all stray animals must be kept for a minimum 21 days at the GSPCA
On Monday Carter one of our bunnies went to his forever home during what is nationally known as Rabbit Awareness Week.
Every year the GSPCA help nearly 200 wild and domestic rabbits in Guernsey.
Carter is one of many rex rabbits that have come into the GSPCA needing a new home and had been in our care for nearly 3 months.
We currently have 17 rabbits in need and the longest stay are Liquorice and Honey who arrived in the summer last year.
On Saturday the GSPCA team were busy celebrating Liberation Day whilst raising funds for animals in Guernsey.
Stalls were set up on North Beach Car Park and at the Last Post and were manned by volunteers and team members that had given their time to run the games, tombolas and entertain the crowds as animal mascots.
Once again the GSPCA have been very close to Jessie the stray beagle cross that has been loose for 2 weeks.
Jessie has now settled in St Andrews and we have had a number of sightings of her. Earlier today GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne spotted her as she took.
She originally went missing in St Martins and Jessie has been seen previously in Forest, Castel and near St Peter Port.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "We have a good idea where Jessie the stray beagle cross is and we even found her collar earlier today."
On Friday of last week 'Jubilee' as we have named him, a stray sick cat was rescued from the Castel area.
Jubilee was caught by a member of public near Castel Hospital and has a nasty left eye injury and a few other health problems.
On Friday he was rushed up to the vets and is currently on a series of treatments.
We have estimated Jubilee to be around 3 years of age and is an entire male, semi long haired black and white cat with no microchip.
We are appealing for the owner to come forward but it is likely he has been a stray for some time.
Earlier today another stray tortoise was brought into the GSPCA.
'Monroe' as staff and volunteers have named the adult tortoise was found on Oatlands Lane.
Monroe has a distinctive white patch on his shell.
Each year we see around 30 stray tortoise handed into the GSPCA and we currently have two strays at the Shelter.
If you think that this may be your lost tortoise then please call the GSPCA on 257261 or pop into the Animal Shelter in St Andrews.
On Monday a stray tortoise was brought into the GSPCA.
'Hugo' as staff and volunteers have named the male, adult Herman's tortoise was found in St Saviour's.
Hugo is quite distinctive with an under shot jaw and a deformed front right leg.
Each year we see around 30 stray tortoise handed into the GSPCA and we find the owners for nearly every one.
Thankfully he is safe and warm at the GSPCA, but we are appealing for the owner to come forward.