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Last Monday three staff from Credit Suisse gave up a day in the office for a pair of wellies to help out at the GSPCA.
Chrissie Robert, Stef Mella and Gordon Irish arrived just after 9am where they had a short induction from Animal Welfare and Education Officer Sarah Creasey.
Sarah then collected their completed paperwork and got a picture of the group looking clean and tidy with Annie the shitzu before setting them to work around the Animal Shelter.
We are always looking for volunteers to help at the Shelter in a variety of roles. 
You need to be at least 14 years old to help at the Shelter. Although if you are younger then you could still help. If you talk to your parents or guardians they may can help you with fund raising for the Animal Shelter.
Nearly two weeks ago a kestrel was rescued and brought into the GSPCA from the St Peters area in Guernsey.
The injured bird had a damaged eye and would have likely perished if she hadn't been found.
Hook as the kestrel has been called was initially in an intensive care unit with regular treatment prescribed from the vet and as Hook got stronger progressed into a hospital cage before being placed in one of the soft release aviaries here at the Shelter in St Andrews.
GSPCA & KGV Bonfire Dog Friendly Fun Family Evening & BBQ from 6pm at the KGV including a Dog Night Safety Wear Fun Fashion Show at 645pm & School Poster Competition winner announced at 715pm on Thursday 13th November 2014.
**THERE WILL BE NO FIREWORKS AT THIS EVENT**
**We are kindly asking to please refrain from arranging a firework event on Thursday 13th November**
Pre Booked Family (max 5 persons) Car - £7.50 (Dogs FREE)
Pre Booked Family on Foot (max 5 persons) - £5.00 (Dogs FREE)
Adult (on the night) - £2.00 (Dogs FREE)
Yesterday the GSPCA were called out to an injured gannet at Jaonnaise Bay.
Animal Collection Officer Geoff George attended the site where he had a fair walk to find the trapped bird.
As the sun was setting during early evening Geoff found the poor bird trapped in discarded fishing netting.
It was difficult to say how long the bird had been there so he quickly restrained the bird got it back to the van and brought the bird back to the Shelter in St Andrews.
The bird has survived over night and staff are currently monitoring its progress.
Today it is World Animal Day and there are many ways you can help us celebrate.
We will be in Market Square in St Peter Port all day with a stall selling goods and with lots of games from 10am.
Also our new 'Paws for a Pint for the GSPCA in Guernsey' wrist bands and collection boxes are in many locations around our wonderful island.
The bands are already in the following:
Thank you to those involved and supported the Sarnia Cherie Pug Garden Party on Sunday.
The funds raised were helping Pug Welfare and volunteers also helped run fund raising games for the GSPCA.
£111 was raised for the Animal Shelter which we are hugely grateful to all involved.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "From all the team and animals at the GSPCA we would like to thank Mim Sarre and her team of helpers who organised a lovely afternoon last Sunday and raised a fantastic £111 for animals in Guernsey."
Yesterday the GSPCA had a lovely visit from a young lady called Rhonnie Taylor from the Forest.
Rhonnie popped in to visit the Shelter as she has been busy making and selling loombands to raise funds for the Animal Shelter.
We were delighted when Rhonnie popped in with an amazing total of £40.
Richard Chandler one of the GSPCA senior staff was at the front desk to greet and thank Rhonnie.
Richard Chandler said "It is fantastic to see the wonderful and new ways that kind individuals like Rhonnie find to raise funds to help animals in Guernsey."
Last night the GSPCA were invited to a special evening at the Lieutenant-Governors Goverment House.
GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne attended what was the Saffery Champness Rotary Walk Ceremony and Awards Evening.
It was a lovely night with the many sponsors of the round island walk that takes place in June, volunteers, walkers and special invited guests.
Last year the GSPCA were lucky enough to be a recipient of the 2013 walk which helped purchase a new Nissan van which is used as an ambulance around the clock helping rescue animals.