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On the 1st August a stunning Barn Owl was rescued and brought to the GSPCA that had sadly been caught in garden netting quite likely when she was hunting at night.
The bird who was called 'Beau' had very badly injured legs with the netting cutting deep through the skin.
She was rushed to the vets and put on a series of treatments and returned to the Shelter where she was placed in an Intensive Care Unit.
After a couple of weeks of treatment she was strong enough to be placed in one of our soft release aviaries where she gathered her strength.
The co-op store L'Aumone Enroute are organizing and running a charity open day (have a go Day) in aid of the Guernsey Sports Association for the disabled which will be held this Saturday 20th September at the KGV from 10am-4pm and will include a tumbler stall, cake stall, BBQ and refreshments, roll a penny stall, Lucky Dip,archery stall, splat the rat stall, penalty shoot out, face painting, the 4th Guernsey Air Scouts will be displaying their Airplane cockpit and we will have the Tol Galen reenactment troop running displays though out the day. Wheelchair slalom course.
From Monday the 22nd September the GSPCA will once again be in the OSA Recruitment Pop Up Shop in Smith Street.
On Monday we will be launching our BRAND NEW GSPCA Hoody and T-shirt.
At the Shelter we now have a range of tops and hoodies and the latest is a purple top with a donkey and Guernsey flag with the words 'This donkey supports animals in Guernsey' with the GSPCA logo.
We will have a range of other clothes included donated items, pet supplies and GSPCA goods on sale all next week.
You may recall that last week we rescued a Kingfisher from the Model Yacht Pond in St Peter Port.
The female bird was exhausted and dehydrated and was the first of its species to be rescued by the GSPCA as far back as the team or records can recall.
She was named Deborah Kerr (after the actress from the 'King and I') and responded well to treatment so after 24 hours cage rest and what was a very quiet bird on arrival to a bird that was raring to go the decision was made to release her in a suitable location.
Last night the GSPCA descended on the Market Bistro with 70 amigos for a night of Mexican Bingo.
As yesterday was the Mexican Independence Day the GSPCA combined a night of Bingo with a Mexican theme.
From decorations to fancy dress and a wonderful Mexican buffet a fun night was had by all.
Each table was named after an animal that is either at the Shelter or has been rehomed or released back to the wild.
On Sunday 14th September the GSPCA held our third Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday in St Peter Port and what a fantastic day it was.
Stall holders started arriving from 7am and with the road closing at 8am the set up began.
Although a little breezy the sun was shining and the weather was just right for an outside event.
At 9.40am the Battle of Britain marched through with a great group of spectators and they were inspected outside the Town Church by the Lieutenant Governor and Deputy Bailiff which started the day in a wonderful way.
Earlier today the GSPCA were called out to rescue one of the most regal and stunning of birds in Guernsey.
Animal Collection Officer Geoff George was called out to the Model Yacht Pond which is renowned for sea birds such as Gulls, but was faced with a much more unusual feathered bird.
The bird he was called to rescue was none other than a female kingfisher.
The bird has been rehydrated and seems in reasonable health but Shelter staff have now made her comfortable at the GSPCA.
This year we are pleased to announce that as part of the entertainment for the Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday this weekend we have a grand parade taking place at 3pm.
You can join in too as we are looking for volunteers to dress up in Animal Mascot suits or animal owners to walk their pets to help collect for the GSPCA.
The UIM 2014 class 3A and 3B World Powerboat Championships are currently being held in Guernsey and as part of their celebrations they have teamed up with us to have a parade of the boats including the winner along the seafront.
We would like to thank Regency, LH & Chaos Events and the GMMCC who are providing entertainment this Sunday from 12pm along the Seafront.
It is the third year the GSPCA are holding the Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday and this year we have another wonderful line up of great music.
A huge thank you also to those below that will be providing this fantastic music -
12pm - Neale Packham http://www.reverbnation.com/neale4
1pm - Matt Ward from The Secret Smiles (playing at the Tavern Friday)