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GSPCA Celebrates Volunteers’ Week and Thanks Over 800 Supporters & Volunteer Induction 630pm tonight or apply online
To mark Volunteers’ Week, the GSPCA is proudly celebrating and thanking the 800+ volunteers who generously give their time each year to support animals in need across Guernsey.
From committee members helping guide the charity, to ambulance wardens, dog walkers, fosterers, shop volunteers and dedicated fundraisers, volunteers play a vital role in every aspect of the GSPCA’s work.
Open Garden Event in the Vale to Support GSPCA
The GSPCA is delighted to announce that Committee Member Paul Buckle will be opening his beautiful private garden, Charente, in the Vale this weekend to help raise funds and awareness for the charity.
The open garden event will take place at Charente, La Rochelle Road, Vale, GY3 5DZ on:
Friday 5 June: 5pm to 9pm
Saturday 6 June and Sunday 7 June: 10am to 5pm
GSPCA Issues Reminder as Concerns Raised Over Dogs Exercised attached to a bike in Extreme Heat
The GSPCA is urging pet owners to take extra care during the current spell of hot weather following reports of a dog being exercised while attached by a lead to a bicycle in high temperatures.
The charity is highlighting the serious risks associated with exercising dogs in hot conditions, particularly on sun-heated surfaces.
GSPCA Celebrates Volunteers’ Week and Invites New Helpers to Join the Team – Volunteer Induction Evening 630pm Thursday 4th June
The GSPCA is encouraging islanders to get involved this Volunteers’ Week, starting Monday 1st June, by celebrating the incredible contribution of its volunteers and inviting new faces to join the team.
GSPCA Launches Recruitment for New Animal Care Manager Role
The GSPCA is pleased to announce an exciting new opportunity to join the charity, with the creation of a brand-new Animal Care Manager role to support the day-to-day running of the GSPCA Animal Shelter in St Andrews.
This important new position has been developed to sit between the GSPCA Manager and the wider team, helping to ensure the smooth running of the charity’s operations while supporting staff, volunteers and the many animals in the Society’s care.
GSPCA Celebrates International Turtle Day and keep an eye on your male tortoise with the warm weather
Today, on International Turtle Day, the GSPCA is celebrating the incredible turtles and terrapins it has rescued, rehabilitated, and rehomed over the years, while raising awareness of the challenges these much-loved animals continue to face.
GSPCA Urges Pet Owners to Take Care as Temperatures Rise
With temperatures set to rise over the coming days, the GSPCA is urging all pet owners and animal lovers to take extra precautions to keep animals safe, cool, and comfortable during the warmer weather.
Hot weather can pose serious risks to pets and wildlife alike, and simple steps can make a life-saving difference.
Protecting Dogs and Other Pets
Sarnia 3D Crystals Now Available at the GSPCA Shop
The GSPCA is delighted to announce that Sarnia 3D Crystals have today installed a stunning new LED display within the GSPCA reception and shop in St Andrews, offering visitors a unique way to support the charity while purchasing a beautiful keepsake gift.
Celebrate National Rescue Dog Day with the GSPCA – Give a Dog a Second Chance
The GSPCA is inviting islanders to celebrate National Rescue Dog Day by considering giving a loving home to a dog in need. With a range of wonderful characters currently waiting for adoption, now is the perfect time to make a life-changing difference—for both you and a rescue dog.
Myxomatosis killing hundreds of Guernsey rabbits and keeping your rabbits safe
The GSPCA wants to reinforce their recent message for all rabbits to take great care as Rabbit Haemorraghic Viral Disease (RHVD2) variant 2 are affecting our wild and domestic rabbits again here in Guernsey and a massive surge of rabbits with myxomatosis are being seen with the large numbers of rabbits around Guernsey.
These fatal diseases are a huge risk to unvaccinated rabbits and especially to those in outside enclosures.