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Appeal to find Peafowl Owners near Les Effards – Help Us Reunite These Birds
The GSPCA is issuing an appeal to locate the owners of a flock of peafowl that have recently taken up residence in a stable near Les Effards. While we are working closely with nearby peafowl owners, some of these birds appear to be strays and do not belong to the resident flock in the area.
GSPCA Offering Emergency Boarding for Pets Displaced by Storm Goretti
Following the devastation caused by Storm Goretti, the GSPCA is offering emergency boarding facilities for pets whose owners have been displaced due to storm damage. We have already assisted several families and are ready to help more islanders in need.
Limited Access to GSPCA Following Storm Goretti – Emergency Number Only Operational
Following the severe impact of Storm Goretti, which brought winds close to 100mph last night, the GSPCA is continuing to clear significant damage across its site. At present, there is no access to the GSPCA via the Croix du Bailiff direction due to fallen trees blocking the lane. This route is not accessible by foot, bike, or vehicle until further notice.
GSPCA Impacted by Storm Goretti – Animals Safe, Urgent Support Needed & currently only emergency line in operation
The GSPCA has been severely affected by Storm Goretti, which brought winds close to 100mph across the island last night. Thanks to the incredible preparations by the GSPCA team, all animals in our care are safe, and our staff are unharmed. However, the storm has caused significant damage to parts of our site.
WARNING EXTREME WIND - GSPCA Advice for your pets and wildlife with High Winds due
The GSPCA asks that you think of your animals with the extreme high winds due.
Bad weather means it is difficult for hedgehogs and wild birds to feed normally, and young seal pups can easily be separated from their mothers which we have seen 4 in as many weeks needing our help.
Also we have to ensure our pets are safe and we must think of those that live outside if they are safe and if any precautions need to be taken.
4 days in to 2026 and now 4 grey seal pups at the GSPCA – please donate to their care & the #GSPCABIGGESTBUILDAppeal
Sunday 4th January saw the 4th seal pup in less than 3 weeks needing rescuing.
Avalanche as the seal pup has been called was found half her ideal body weight for her age at just 20kgs and was rescued at Grande Rocque due to the poorly condition and no mother in site..
Dehydrated various wounds.
Doing ok today
On New Years eve we had a call about a third poorly seal pup with this one at the Fairy Ring at Pleinmont
Geoff George Head of Marine Mammals said “We rescued two pups earlier this month which we named Frosty and Blizzard.”
“New Years Eve we had another call for a third pup rescue who looked poorly and half the weight it should be with no mother in site.”
“The 6 week old male pup is only 19kgs and very dehydrated with a chest infection.”
“We have called him Glacier and will need some months of care and likely antibiotics.”
New Year Eve Firework Events - do you have any incident or Upsets for our Report Survey or a general view survey
With the end of 2025 we see at least 3 listed firework events and the GSPCA urge animals owners to ensure their pets are cared for.
The known events and times are as follows for Wednesday 31st December 2025