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This morning the GSPCA attended the Richmond end of Vazon beach and were faced with large quantities of a substance which could be very dangerous to dogs.
Yesterday the GSPCA sent out a warning regarding reports of possible palm oil being spotted along the coast.
GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne this morning collected a large carrier bag of the white waxy substance along the beach and spoke to a number of dog walkers on the beach.
We have been in touch with the Environment Department who have staff removing the substance from our beaches.
At the GSPCA reception shop we have a variety of goods on sale for loved ones and pets.
The GSPCA reception is open 9am until 5pm Monday to Saturday.
For more details please call 01481 257261.
To visit our online shop please click here
We also sell many of these goods at our events
This time last year the Environment Department warned dog owners to keep pets away from any white substance they may find on local beaches and the GSPCA are asking dog owners to take care as there have been reports over the weekend.
It is believed the substance which could be Palm Oil and has been seen Vazon and at Portlet.
Last year the Environment Department instructed States Works to remove any substance of this description which may be found on beaches.
At the GSPCA reception shop we have a variety of goods on sale for loved ones and pets.
The GSPCA reception is open 9am until 5pm Monday to Saturday.
For more details please call 01481 257261.
To visit our online shop please click here
We also sell many of these goods at our events
Did you know at the GSPCA we have an online shop?
Open 24 hours a day why not check out some of the GSPCA merchandise on sale.
To visit our online shop please click here
On the 15th October a young gannet was rescued from Grande Rocques that was extremely weak and very ill.
The bird had to be kept under a heat lamp and was placed on a series of treatments and medications.
Also the poor gannet found it extremely difficult to digest food, and required feeding assistance.
The bird was named 'Blue' and after 3 weeks of intensive care and a period of rehabilitation on the GSPCA pool's the gannet was fit enough to release last week.
Sadly the weather wasn't ideal so staff waited until Saturday 29th November.
On sale at the GSPCA reception between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Saturday we have a limited number of GSPCA Cuddly Dogs on sale.
We also have them on sale via our online shop and we are at a number of events including the late night shopping this evening.
Please remember that in the case of an emergency, sick, injured or stray animal(s) please call 01481 257261 and choose the 24 hour emergency option.
The GSPCA officially stop rehoming on the 15th December until the 2nd January, but some animals may be suitable during these periods. The GSPCA do not believe in pets as presents and each home is looked at individually as is the pet.
On sale at the GSPCA reception between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Saturday we have a limited number of GSPCA Christmas cards on sale.
This year we have been contacted by a number of kind individuals who are not sending Christmas cards.
Instead they are telling family and friends in place of cards they are making a donation to the GSPCA in their stead.
The GSPCA are hugely grateful to those very kind individuals who are thinking of the animals in our care this Christmas.