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Yesterday a family were out walking their new rescue beagle cross who managed to escape with a flexi lead attached.
Jessie is an 8 year old, white and brindle female and is wearing a Dogs Trust yellow collar.
She is a very nervous rescue dog and was last seen on Tuesday 28th April at 3pm at St Martins church graveyard.
If you spot 'Jessie' then please call the GSPCA on 257261 as soon as possible.
At the GSPCA we see all sorts of strays and yesterday we were handed a stray conure that was found on Burnt Lane exhausted.
The team at the GSPCA have named the green, black and red bird 'Bert' who is recovering well from his or her ordeal.
He or she is possibly a red or maroon bellied conure and is an adult bird with no ring for identification.
Yvonne Chauvel Senior Animal Care Assistant said "The stray conure was exhausted when rescued and brought to us yesterday, but is recovering well and very chirpy now."
Over 3 months since going missing we continue to search for Bertie the missing Schnauzer.
Up until the early hours of yesterday morning and despite using a number of wildlife cameras, sightings have been sketchy at best of Bertie until the report we received at 1.15am on Tuesday.
Just after midnight we had what sounds like a very positive report, and both the spotter and friends, as well as GSPCA wardens spent some time in the early hours looking for possible signs of the missing dog.
The search of Bertie continues 2 months since he first went missing due to fireworks early November.
The main areas of possible sightings recently have been around L'Ancresse & Bordeaux.
If you do see him or a dog like him please note the time and try to get a photo or video if possible.
Wildlife cameras have been placed in strategic positions in the hope we can pin point his location.
We would like to highlight that Bertie is a very timid little lad especially with men and people he doesn't know.
Last Wednesday a female Jack Russell was found near the Performing Arts Centre in St Peter Port.
The white and tan, adult, female Jack Russell has no microchip and a purple collar with no details.
At the GSPCA we often see around 200 stray dogs a year, but it is very rare for a dog to be at the Shelter for more than 24 hours before we track the owner.
We have been out in the area trying to find her owner, sadly without success.
We have been sharing her information on social media, speaking to the police and other bodies in the hope of finding where she lives.
On Wednesday afternoon we received a stray female Jack Russell which was found near the Performing Arts Centre in St Peter Port.
Unfortunately she is not microchipped and has no tag with details to be able to locate the owner.
She is quite timid and nervous until you get to know her and has a collar.
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said "We are asking for help to find the owner of a stray female Jack Russell Terrier that was found near the Performing Arts Centre in St Peter Port on Wednesday."
The GSPCA continue to help in the search for Bertie the schnauzer who has been missing for just over a month.
Bertie is a very timid little lad, especially with men and people he doesn't know.
Possible sightings and reports have been received from across Guernsey and the GSPCA would ask anyone out to report any possible sightings as soon as possible.
Last night around 7.30pm we had a very positive sighting in the L'Ancresse area near Vale Church.
If you do spot him then please call us at the GSPCA on 01481 257261.
The GSPCA continue to help in the search for Bertie the schnauzer who has been missing for just over a month.
Bertie is a very timid little lad, especially with men and people he doesn't know.
Possible sightings and reports have been received from across Guernsey and the GSPCA would ask anyone out to report any possible sightings as soon as possible.
If you do spot him then please call us at the GSPCA on 01481 257261.
Please do not approach or try to catch him as it is likely to scare him away and not help with his safe capture.
We continue to search for Bertie and log reports from around Guernsey
We have had a number of recent reports in the Perelle area, which could have been Bertie, but we still have no pictures to confirm it was him.
Staff, volunteers and many wonderful kind souls are continuing to help in the search for Bertie, as well as displaying posters to help advertise him.
Previous sightings have been around the Grandes Rocque, Barras Lane and near St Sampson's High School.
Although in the last 24 hours we have had no 100% confirmed sightings of Bertie, the day before yesterday in the morning there was a possible sighting near to his home on La Hure Mare Road just off Route Summerfield, which could mean that he may be very close to his home.
We did have a call of a possible stray dog last night in the Perelle area, which could have been Bertie, but we still have no pictures to confirm it was him.