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This Friday June 23rd is Bring Your Dog to Work Day.
Having a dog in the room can make human colleagues more cooperative, reduce stress, increase job satisfaction and productivity.
When adopting a dog or any animal from the GSPCA we often ask how many hours potential owners may be at work. Perhaps the question should actually be - are you able to take your dog to work?
Discussing the benefits of taking a dog to work might just result in a match with a dog we have in for homing.
This weekend the GSPCA will join the La Société Conservation Herd Car Boot Sale on Sunday 25th June at Saumarez Park 10am—2pm
We have been informed sellers £5 per car - set up 8.30am via café entrance
For details please call 07781 190035 or email: [email protected] to book a pitch
Additional parking in Home Farm Field (Perry’s Guide page 15 G1)
All proceeds go to La Société Conservation Herd and we thank them for allowing us to join them with our GSPCA stall this Sunday
On Wednesday the GSPCA welcomed 12 new volunteers wanting to help animals and the Shelter in Guernsey.
Seb, Mya, Charlotte, Catherine, Daniel, Gillian, Daffy, Bryony, Sue, Andrea, Vivien and James arrived at 630pm where they were greeted by GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne.
The induction took just over 90 minutes as Steve talked to the group about our work, how each can volunteer and working safely for the GSPCA.
At the end of the training each were presented with a certificate and had a chat with Steve to set a date to start.
Once again the GSPCA had two very special visitors from St Sampsons High School.
Kate Zierlinger and her friend Cerys Collins popped in to share with the team at the Animal Shelter.
Kate and Cerys said "The 2017 Channel Islands Business Challenge came to a close last night and we are so incredibly proud to announce that K&C Crafts were awarded the prize for Overall Winner!."
On the 4th June the GSPCA took a stall down to join the many others celebrating the Arts Seafront Sunday.
With fantastic weather and thousands supporting the event at the GSPCA we would like to thank the organisors, the volunteers and all involved.
We raised a fantastic £965 and had a huge amount of fun meeting the many visitors.
This morning the GSPCA have been chatting to Mr Breban who owns two dogs that have been treated at local vets after potentially consuming rat poison.
Packets of a very strong supposedly licensed rat poison have been found in fields in the Forest area behind the airport.
The GSPCA are asking all dog owners to take great care in the fields between Rue des Agneaux, La Villiaze and Route des Blicqs.
The two dogs owned by Mr and Mrs Breban are a 10 month old female lab and a 5 year old female beagle.
After a massive tidy and new floor in our on-site charity shop we have re-opened the doors and to celebrate this Thursday St Martins Primary School students during their Epic Week will be selling cakes along with drinks this between 130pm and 230pm.
The children from St Martins Primary School enjoyed a tour yesterday, will be helping read to the animals and clean some cages today, helping with our conservation work tomorrow and finish their week on Thursday at the Shelter selling cakes to raise funds for the animals in our care.
With over 450 animals in our care we are extremely busy at the GSPCA.
At the GSPCA we are appealing for blankets and especially towels to help to provide them bedding, for handling and drying them off.
So if you are clearing out your airing cupboard or sorting through your linen please think of the many animals in our care.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "We use hundreds of towels and blankets every day at the GSPCA and our laundry machines are on around the clock."
Last weekend at the GSPCA Animal Welfare Seafront Sunday we had a huge undertaking getting everything needed from the GSPCA on to the Seafront and back in the hours allowed.
For the 6th year we were overwhelmed by the kindness of so many volunteers and businesses who helped not only transport everything back and forth but all those that helped through the day.