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GSPCA Encourages “Trick or Pet Treat” This Halloween and Shares Pet Safety Advice
As Halloween approaches, the GSPCA is encouraging islanders to make this year's celebrations even more meaningful by turning "Trick or Treat" into "Trick or Pet Treat" and helping raise vital funds for animals in need.
Pumpkins and Swimming Fundraiser to Support the GSPCA in Sark
The GSPCA would like to thank supporters in Sark for organising a fun Halloween-themed fundraising event later this month in aid of the charity.
‘Pumpkins and Swimming’ will take place on Saturday 24th October 2026 at the Le Grand Dixcart Hotel, Sark, and promises to be an enjoyable afternoon for all ages while raising vital funds to help animals in need.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.