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Can you help this old hen?
Blackie as staff have named this old hen came in as an injured hen last month and has been at the Shelter for just over 4 weeks.
She came in with an injured leg and this old dear who is very sweet is now ready for a new home.
Yvonne Chauvel Senior Animal Care Assistant said 'Blackie is so sweet.'
'She actually talks to you and loves company especially whilst she eats her breakfast.'
With cold weather coming and potential sleet and snow on the way the GSPCA want pet owners to consider all the animals of Guernsey. During a cold snap the GSPCA are on full alert, ready to deal with a variety of animals affected by the low temperatures.
But you can also do your bit to prevent animals suffering over the cold period.
Do you have a pond?
If you have a pond, make sure you check it every day for ice, as toxic gases can build up in the water of a frozen pond. These can kill fish or frogs that are hibernating at the bottom.
The Douzaines of five parishes; St Peter Port, Castel, St Saviour, St Pierre du Bois and St Martins have agreed to support the GSPCA’s dog microchipping and registration initiative in 2013 by meeting the initial cost of microchipping through the dog licence fee.
The scheme is entirely voluntary but the Douzaines hope dog owners will avail themselves of this opportunity to ensure their dogs can be easily and quickly identified should they stray or be involved in an accident.
The GSPCA are pleased to announce our GSPCA Sunday Family Fun Lunch.
Tables are on sale now and it will be held on the 3rd March 2013 from 12pm at Les Rocquettes Hotel.
Tables are of 10 and per person it is £19 each to enjoy an afternoon with 4 courses that you can choose on the day.
There's lots planned for both adults and children from a tombola to raffle. Each table will have the chance to win one of our gold prizes and everyone being a winner. (If you have a prize you would like to donate to the raffle please do get in touch.)
With 73 hedgehogs at the GSPCA Animal Shelter and many more with volunteers and in foster homes the GSPCA are reminding everyone what to do if you find a hedgehog this winter.
Nearly everyday at least one hedgehog is brought into the GSPCA Animal Shelter either sick or injured.
Annabelle Janes Animal Care Assistant said 'We have so many hedgehogs at the moment it feels like we have herds of them.'
'We are seeing more nearly every day.'
The GSPCA are pleased to announce that the Link Centre staff and students will be continuing the Tuesday coffee mornings with bric-a-brac and pet supplies every Tuesday during term time at the GSPCA Animal Shelter between 10.30am and 12pm.
The students have been helping raise funds at the Animal Shelter and if you have time to spare on a Tuesday morning please pop in to say hello and support them.
The GSPCA are asking for your help.
Now with two grey seal pups in our care we need your support in feeding these beautiful mammals.
Jethou Bumblebee who was rescued in November 2012 from Jethou and Hanois who was found in Pleinmont on Saturday are doing well but with Jethou Bumblebee eating 20 mackerel or herring a day and Hanois being weaned on to fish these grey seal pups need your help.
For the second year running Ceva are proud to announce the Ceva Awards for Animal Welfare.
These awards were created to formally recognise veterinary professionals and individuals who work tirelessly to improve animal welfare. This year they are introducing a new category for volunteers who deserve recognition for their contribution to animal welfare.
Their three Professional Awards are:
Chris Laurence Vet of the Year Award
The GSPCA would like to thank Bluchip Vehicle Imports for their very kind donation of £250.
This year instead of sending out Christmas cards the team at Bluchip decided to donate the money to help animals in Guernsey and we are very thankful to them.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said 'Every penny donated to the GSPCA helps animals in Guernsey.'
'We are extremely grateful to Bluchip and thank them for their very kind donation which will help the hundreds of animals in our care.'