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Foundations Begin for New Kennel Block as GSPCA's Biggest Build Appeal Reaches Another Major Milestone
The GSPCA is celebrating another exciting milestone in its #GSPCABiggestBuildAppeal as work begins on the foundations of a brand-new kennel block while the roof of the new Wildlife Hospital nears completion.
The charity's ambitious redevelopment project is transforming animal welfare facilities in Guernsey and will help ensure the GSPCA can continue caring for thousands of animals every year for generations to come.
Sixth Form Centre Students Complete Work Experience at the GSPCA
The GSPCA has been delighted to welcome Sixth Form Centre students Aleksandra and Freddie for their recent work experience placement at the charity's animal shelter and wildlife facility.
During their time with the GSPCA, both students spent time assisting across the charity's various departments, gaining first-hand experience of the wide range of work involved in caring for domestic animals, wildlife and supporting the day-to-day running of Guernsey's animal welfare charity.
Les Beaucamps Students Lend a Helping Hand at the GSPCA
The GSPCA was delighted to welcome a group of Year 7 to Year 9 students from Les Beaucamps School who spent time volunteering at the charity's St Andrew's headquarters on a beautiful sunny Tuesday.
The enthusiastic students got stuck into a variety of jobs around the site, helping to wash one of the GSPCA's vans as well as carrying out cleaning and sweeping duties to help keep the animal shelter looking its best.
Elvis the Squirrel Spotted Again and Thriving in St Sampson
The GSPCA has received multiple reports over the last week of "Elvis" the grey squirrel, the island's most famous wildlife stowaway, being seen around the St Sampson area.
The sightings suggest Elvis is looking healthy, active and, according to those who have spotted him, extremely fast, making him difficult to photograph and even harder to track.
GSPCA Helps Over 500 Rabbits with Myxomatosis as Cases Continue to Soar
The GSPCA has now helped over 500 rabbits suffering from myxomatosis so far this year, making 2026 the worst year the charity has ever seen for the devastating disease.
The animal welfare charity is continuing to receive and assist dozens of cases day and night, with the number of affected rabbits showing no signs of slowing. Today alone, the GSPCA has already reached double figures in cases.
GSPCA Appeal for Replacement Emergency iPhone
The GSPCA is appealing for the donation of a replacement iPhone to help support the charity's 24-hour emergency animal rescue service.
The current Emergency iPhone, which is used day and night to respond to calls about sick, injured and distressed animals, has started to develop issues after years of constant use.
GSPCA Raises Concerns Over Potential Impact of GST on Animal Welfare Services, Animal Businesses and Pet Owners
The GSPCA has voiced its concerns regarding the potential impact that the proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) could have on the charity, despite suggestions that charities themselves would not be directly affected by the new tax.
The tax would also impact on animal businesses and pet owners in particular who already have some of the highest costs of pet ownership in the British Isles.