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On Monday GSPCA Animal Welfare and Eduction Officer Sarah Creasey popped along with GSPCA dog Cassie to Torteval Pre School.
Cassie is an American Cocker Spaniel that was adopted by one of the team at the GSPCA and with her lovely temperament she often goes out on school and group talks.
The Torteval Pre School children were able to groom Cassie and Sarah talked to the group about the needs and how to care for a dog.
Grease is the Word and Sidney’s Sponsored Events is calling all Pink Ladies, T Birds, & Rock n Roll Guy’s n Doll’s to an event on Friday 24th July 2015 at St Pierre Park Hotel 7pm for 7.30pm
50’s & 60’s fancy dress is encouraged!
Proceeds to GSPCA & Cheshire Homes Raffle & Auction
Music by Jomali until 11.45pm
Contact Corinne on 07911-720469 or [email protected]
£38 pp or Tables of 10 - includes 3 Course Dinner
Whenever we receive positive feedback about a staff member or volunteer, and also when the team nominate someone at the GSPCA we award them with a certificate of appreciation and here are those for this Winter 2014/15 quarter -
GSPCA Staff -
Ian Power—’Kip has done an amazing job refurbishing reception and it looks great’
Kevin Beausire—’Kevin has helped reception look great and he is always willing to help’
Helen Holmes—’Helen does so much for the Shelter and did a great job at the OSA shop’
In Guernsey the GSPCA estimate that there are approximately 8,000 to 10,000 pet dogs and also the same number in cats owned.
This estimation has recently been reinforced with the Petlog statistical data which shows in their figures that Guernsey is an island of cat owners.
The Mirror recently looked at cat microchipping data from Petlog to determine where most cats live, and the most popular cats in each area.
The last Tuesday of February is World Spay Day.
With tens of thousands of pets owned in Guernsey and across the EU 61 million dogs and 66 million cats it is important that unwanted litters are avoided.
In Guernsey we are lucky in recent years to rarely see puppies and the number of unwanted kittens have slowly declined.
Unfortunately the numbers of ferrets and rabbits have increased and the GSPCA each year has seen an increase of unwanted adults and youngsters.
Last week we held a series of tours that proved so popular additional trips were planned.
The guided tours included an 80 minute guided talk around the GSPCA Animal Shelter in St Andrews seeing behind the scenes and even the chance to say hello and get up and close with a few on the animals in the care of the GSPCA team.
It's moved from Tuesday to Monday, but why not join us on Monday the 16th March for a Saint Patrick's Day themed bingo evening raising funds to help animals in Guernsey.
Each month the GSPCA organise a bingo evening at the Market Bistro to help raise much needed funds for the many animals in our care.
The last bingo evening had a GSPCA Alice in Wonderland Birthday Purple Week theme to celebrate the 142nd anniversary of the GSPCA.
During half term at the GSPCA we have been running a series of guided tours which have been so successful we have added additional times due to all 2pm tours being full.
This is your opportunity to visit behind the scenes at our Animal Shelter in St Andrews and see the work being carried out for the new build.
The new guided time will be at 3.30pm this Thursday and Friday.
We ask for a minimum donation of £5 per person and £3 per child, or £15 for a family of four.
On Saturday the GSPCA not only celebrated 142 years helping animals in Guernsey, but we also had a special night at the St Pierre Park Hotel.
Sidney's Sponsored Events held a 1920's St. Valentine's Day Mafia Ball to raise funds for the GSPCA and to help animals in Guernsey.
Gangster's and Moll's started arriving just after 6pm and soon the main bar was like a scene from a 1920's movie.