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Fantastic South Show Fun Dog Show Draws Crowd of Canine Stars
The GSPCA was delighted to be part of this year's South Show, held at the St Martin's Community Centre and surrounding field, where hundreds of visitors and many four-legged friends enjoyed a wonderful day of community spirit, entertainment and fundraising.
GSPCA Helps Association of Guernsey Charities Relocate Office with help from local freemasons
The GSPCA was pleased to assist the Association of Guernsey Charities (AGC) with the relocation of its office from the Cobo Community Centre, helping ensure the charity can continue directing as much funding as possible towards supporting its member charities across the Bailiwick.
Recently the Guernsey Press put a fabulous article about 3 Freemason Lodges helping 5 charities.
On the 11th November 2023 Mariners Lodge No 168, St Sampsons Lodge No 2598 and Lodge Fidelis No 1809 held a Ladies Night at St Pierre Park Hotel.
Funds raised during the event were shared between Chelsea Pensioners', the Gurkha Welfare Trust, the Friends of the PEH, Guernsey Society for Cancer Relief and the GSPCA.
The evening included fund raising and entertainment and a lot of fun was had by all while raising funds for these worthwhile causes.
Local Freemasons and Directors of Autism Guernsey Worshipful Brothers, Jerry Girard, Dr Nick King and Andrew Sparks joined forces with the GSPCA Manager and a Brother Steve Byrne, to raise badly needed funds for both charities by offering sponsorship of 60 handcrafted puffins which were individually painted by artists, school children, community groups and companies from across the island.
Each year the Province of the Channel Islands Order of the Secret Monitor chose two charities to support and in the past year one of those charities was the Guernsey Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (GSPCA).
The GSPCA helps over 3000 wild animals every year and many more domestic and those in need.
The animal the GSPCA helps more than any is the humble hedgehog, in fact over 700 in a year.