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With a busy firework period fast approaching the GSPCA would like to remind everyone of the notifications to help those affected by the loud bangs and safety information for pet owners.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “With many firework displays confirmed already for the coming days we are reminding all pet and animal owners to do what they can to ensure they are safe, well and cared for.”
“The loud bangs and bright lights can often scare animals and we often see an increase in escaped animals during these periods.”
Every year many children with parents or guardians head out at Halloween on the 31st October dressed up to celebrate the American tradition of 'Trick or Treat'.
With the growing concern of the consumption of sweets and sugar why not this Halloween raise funds for charity.
With the dark evenings it is important to ensure you follow some simple safety hints and tips, but this year could your Halloween night out help benefit the hundreds of animals in need in Guernsey.
The Spooktacular Ladies Luncheon takes place at Les Cotils at 12pm Sunday 31st October 2021
£35 per person includes a welcome drink, 3 course lunch and charity donations.
The event is raising funds for the GSPCA and Young Lives Vs Cancer.
Fancy dress not essential. To book contact Wendy Woodcock 07781 157465 or email [email protected] or Elaine Lockett on 07781 467706.
The last Ladies Luncheon organised by Wendy and Elaine was a massive success and we hope you can support this fantastic event.
Tomorrow is International Rabbit Day and to celebrate we are not only appealing for homes for our longest stay rabbits and encouraging all owners to ensure their bunnies have a happy hoppy life we are also launching our Small Animal and Rabbit Build Appeal.
With over 400 rabbits through our doors in the first 9 months of 2021 and many other small animals we are appealing for funds to transform an area at the Shelter to make a purpose built small animal section. We estimate it will cost a total of £60,000, please donate to help the man animals that come into our care.
We are very lucky that most of Guernsey's beaches are dog friendly during the summer months. From the 1st October the beaches where dogs are banned between 1st May and 30th September have the restrictions lifted and these are –
Fermain
Petit Bot
L'Erée
Vazon (Northern end)
Cobo
Port Soif
L'Ancresse
Pembroke
Dogs are not permitted on Lihou Island and Lihou causeway all year round.
Join us at Beau Sejour on Sunday 10th October for our Animal Antics Event.
From 1.30pm - Meet the adorable animals from the GSPCA in the Animal Zone and get some top tips on how to care for your pets.
From 3.00pm - Watch Peter Rabbit 2 in Beau Cinema
All event tickets £6 (includes donation to the GSPCA).
Book tickets online at: www.guernseytickets.gg/#830
In June the OSA Recruitment Popup shop was occupied by ChéZoë (Karien) and Afrisey (Maria).
They had a great time on Smith Street and while there they were raising funds for the GSPCA.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “A huge thanks to ChéZoë (Karien) and Afrisey (Maria) who raised an amazing £200 while at the OSA Recruitment Shop in June.”
“It is amazing the range of ways supporters raise funds for us at the GSPCA and every penny really helps make a difference to the thousands of animals we help every year.”
Last Saturday nearly 100 supporters attended an afternoon tea aorganised by Hannah and the fantastic team of staff from The International Stock Exchange (TISE).
Held at St Pierre Park Hotel with a fantastic raffle the afternoon was a great success.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “A huge thank you to Hannah and the team from TISE for a fantastic afternoon last Saturday.”
“The food was wonderful and there was a huge raffle with lots of fantastic prizes.”
Last Tuesday, Guernsey Animal Aid and the GSPCA met with the States Veterinary Office and Deputy Al Brouard, to discuss concerns and suggestions in regards the Animal Welfare Laws in Guernsey.
The current Guernsey Animal Welfare Ordinance 2012 demands an exceptionally high burden of proof, and securing a prosecution is very rare.
By law, the States Veterinary Officers must give owners a 24-hour notice period, before their office can go and investigate a welfare case, which means that evidence is almost impossible to collect.