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You might remember Captain Birdseye the goldfish saved in a bucket from a gull to the recent pond of fish rescued needing a home. The GSPCA are currently helping another pond of ove 100 goldfish and if you can help please do get in touch.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “It seems that 2023 is the year of the goldfish at the GSPCA.”
“We were recently asked to help yet another pond full of fish in need of a home.”
Wednesday 22nd March is International Day of the Seal and with 6 in our care and 2 recently released the GSPCA has seen more seals in our care in recent years than ever before.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “Wednesday 22nd March is International Day of the Seal and with 6 in our care at the GSPCA and every year those in the Channel Islands needing our help during pup season there are many ways to support their care.”
A weekend to celebrate wildlife & art in partnership with Guernsey Arts. There are workshops, talks & trails.
The details are:
Guernsey's Wild Escape
Saturday 18 & Sunday 19 March 2023
Guernsey Museum at Candie
Open 10.00-16.00
Normal admission applies, so it's free with your Discovery Pass.
Talks during the weekend:
Saturday at 11.00: Barry the Bugman. Learn all about Guernsey mini-beasts from the Pollinator Project. This talk is aimed at children but fascinating for all ages.
The Cornwall Wildlife Trust urged members of the public to stay away from all dead animals which wash up on beaches including seals, dolphins, porpoises, whales and sea birds. There has also been cases of bird flu in a dolphin in Devon, the Trust said on its website.
Cornwall Wildlife Trust have said -
‘The general public are advised against approaching and interacting with seals in the UK, even when the animals are in danger or distress.
Just before Christmas the GSPCA received a wonderful selection of donations from Hautes Capelles Primary School.
Karen Fyfe Assistant Headteacher, Inclusion Lead and SENCo from Hautes Capelles Primary School said “The pupils of Hautes Capelles Rights Respecting and pupil voice team asked the House teams to vote for which charities to support at Christmas.
The GSPCA wants to let all dog owners know that what we believe is Palm Oil spotted at Grand Rocque and Saline Bay which can be extremely poisonous to your dogs.
Last month the States of Guernsey reported on their facebook page ‘We've received a report that palm oil has washed up at Pembroke.
If you notice any grey, cream or white fatty substances, please do not remove the substance, but report it to Agriculture, Countryside and Land Management Services by emailing [email protected] or calling 01481 227000.
On Tuesday evening the 5th Guernsey Cub troop visited the GSPCA.
Sadly it was dark and a little wet but the 36 strong troop made up ofCiubs and Leaders arrived at 630pm where they were greeted by GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “It was lovely to meet the 5th Guernsey Cub group on Tuesday.”
“They arrived baring of animal feed and treats and even other donations which we have to say a huge thank you for.”
Lucy and friends have decided to Race The Mile with the Sure Marathon to raise funds for the GSPCA because they love animals and wish all to be looked after.
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We celebrate our 150 year history this year and we couldn’t do so much without our incredible team of staff, volunteers and supporters.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “We have never been so busy as we have been in current years and with plans of new builds to meeting every day demands we are currently recruiting for additional team members at the GSPCA.”
“Sadly some of our fantastic staff are off for new adventures and we are looking to recruit those keen to help animals, make a difference and support our community.”