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On Friday the 4th April also know as World Stray Day the GSPCA will be in Market Square with a stall and selection of animals looking for new homes.
After spending Monday to Thursday the week running up to the Friday at the OSA Recruitment Pop Up Shop in Smith St as part of Pet Adoption Month and World Stray Day we will have animals in need of homes and posters of those at the Shelter in need.
We see and help with over 1000 stray animals in Guernsey every year and we will be highlighting the importance of microchipping and the other ways to help in loosing or finding a pet.
Last night The Pavilion hosted the Dingley Dell Flying Visits 14th event and first of its kind in Guernsey. The Dingley Dell Flying Visits are a series of events celebrating the journey of the pig from farm to plate.
Due to demand the GSPCA and WEA have teamed up once more to run the third Animal Care and Welfare course at the Animal Shelter in St Andrews.
With the number of bank holidays and to give those who have a busy Monday evening we have moved this 8 week course to a Tuesday evening (breaks on the 1st and 25th April)
With limited places please book your place as soon as possible:
On Friday the GSPCA received the largest ever resident in memory of the team.
At 17 hands and 15 years of age the Dutch Warmblood horse called Robbie is settling well at the Shelter, although staff have found out he's bit of a wimp.
Anna Paint Senior Animal Care Assistant said 'Robbie is settling well at the Shelter but he is a real wuss!'
'At 17 hands he is a big lad, but thankfully we have a stable and fields at the GSPCA.'
Seal pups Trinity and Eden who were rescued after being found extremely emaciated at only 17 and 13kgs when they should have been around 40kgs in weight had a very exciting afternoon today.
Both seals have roughly doubled their weight since being rescued in January and battled off a number of ailments, so today were introduced to the large pool here at the GSPCA.
Eden now at 25kgs and Trinity at 31kgs had very different approaches at entering the pools but once in started having a great time.
World Wildlife Day is an opportunity to celebrate the many beautiful and varied forms of wild fauna and flora and to raise awareness of the multitude of benefits that conservation provides to people.
At the same time, the Day reminds us of the urgent need to step up the fight against wildlife crime, which has wide-ranging economic, environmental and social impacts. Wildlife has an intrinsic value and contributes to the ecological, genetic, social, economic, scientific, educational, cultural, recreational and aesthetic aspects of sustainable development and human well-being.
Yesterday the GSPCA welcome 11 ladies and one gentleman along to the first ever course of its kind to be held in Guernsey.
After the first GSPCA Dog First Aid Course two weeks ago the Animal SHelter is now offering a number of training sessions in a variety of areas
After the success of the recent training at the GSPCA we are planning additional sessions through the year.
The dates for the first aid courses are:
Dog First Aid 9.30am - 11.45am Sunday 23rd March 2013 - Ref - Dog 23/3
Once again just before Easter the GSPCA are pleased to announce that thanks to OSA Recruitment we will be in town with a Pop Up Easter Shop as Pet Adoption Month Starts.
From Monday the 31st March until Thursday 3rd April the shop will have everything you need for animals this Spring, details and a small selection of animals looking for homes and lots for the kids.
The Shop will be open from Monday 31st March until Thursday 3rd April between 9am and 5pm and on sale will be -