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It might be too late to book a ticket for the GSPCA 150 year Ball in GSPCA Purple Week but you can still get involved with putting in a bid for one of the amazing 54 lots.
To make a bid or donate please visit https://www.bidlive.net/gspca
GSPCA Guided Tours are back this GSPCA Purple Week and half term to celebrate moving from our 150th into our 151st year.
With 14 spaces per tour numbers are limited so book now to guarantee your place.
To book please visit https://www.eventbrite.com/e/gspca-purple-week-guided-tours-tickets-627151335527?aff=oddtdtcreator
Not only do we continue to celebrate 150 years and GSPCA Purple Week fast approaching, today we also celebrate National Hedgehog Day!
At the GSPCA we currently have 71 hedgehogs in our care.
To donate to the hedgehogs in our care please call 01481 257261, by post to GSPCA, Rue des Truchots, St Andrews, Guernsey GY6 8UD or online https://giving.gg/donate/charity/2/Guernsey-Society-for-the-Prevention-of-Cruelty-to-Animals-(GSPCA)
The GSPCA are celebrating 150 years since being founded in 1873 and next week we have our BIGGEST Ball in our history to celebrate.
As part of the celebrations the Ball takes place on Saturday 10th February 2024 which is our founding day and will be during the GSPCA Purple Week 2024.
With it now only 10 days away today is your very last chance to get one of the few seats and to book please email [email protected]
The GSPCA has had to grow in recent years to meet the demands on our services and ensure the care and rescue of animals in need.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We have been celebrating our 150 year history and as we approach GSPCA Purple Week which starts next Friday and move into our 151st year we are excited to announce we have a number of vacancies become available at the GSPCA.”
“We are looking for animal care and reception team members, and always keen to hear from those looking to volunteer.”
This afternoon the 4th Guernsey poorly grey seal pup was rescued and second this year from Fort Doyle.
Dolly as she has been named is the 8th seal pup to come into our care this season making it the most ever seal pups we have ever had at one time.
To make a donation to help the seals in our care please go to https://giving.gg/donate/charity/2/Guernsey-Society-for-the-Prevention-of-Cruelty-to-Animals-(GSPCA)
This afternoon the GSPCA were called to the offices of Carey Olsen for a stray budgie.
When we arrived the budgie was in fact a canary, but the kind staff had managed to safely catch the lost bird and call the team at the GSPCA.
To see a VT of Carey the canary please check out https://www.youtube.com/user/TheGuernseySPCA
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “Around lunch time today we had an emergency call at the GSPCA to what was reported as a stray budgie.”
At lunch time today the 3rd Guernsey poorly grey seal pup was rescued at Fort Doyle.
Storms always cause issues for our seals whether they cause seperation of pups from their Mums or injuries and with all the bad weather we have seen this season today the 7th seal pup arrived at the GSPCA.
To make a donation to help the seals in our care please go to https://giving.gg/donate/charity/2/Guernsey-Society-for-the-Prevention-of-Cruelty-to-Animals-(GSPCA)
BREAKING NEWS - A few tables and seats become available for the GSPCA 150 year Ball on Saturday 10th February at St Pierre Park Hotel during GSPCA Purple Week
The GSPCA are celebrating 150 years since being founded in 1873 and next month we have our BIGGEST Ball in our history to celebrate.
As part of the celebrations the Ball takes place on Saturday 10th February 2024 which is our founding day and will be during the GSPCA Purple Week 2024.
Warning when along the Guernsey coast - White oily substance killing seabirds - with the stormy weather please don’t put yourself at risk call the GSPCA on 257261
Every winter the stormy weather often churns up oils and other substances from the sea bed which sadly coat seabirds feathers and cause them to be unable to swim, fly and slowly poison them.
The GSPCA has had a number of rescued oiled seabirds with a wite oily substance and we want to remind all islanders for their own safety the risks in capturing these birds.