George the Kestrel Back Where He Belongs After Four Days of Care at the GSPCA & #GSPCABiggestBuild Appeal Update

Submitted by Steve on 11:58, 3rd Aug, 2026 | 0

George the Kestrel Back Where He Belongs After Four Days of Care at the GSPCA

The GSPCA is delighted to report the successful release of a kestrel nicknamed George after just four days in the charity's care.

George was found sitting in a driveway on Rue des Villains, Torteval, where he was easily picked up by a concerned member of the public who recognised that something was wrong and brought him to the GSPCA Wildlife Team for assessment.

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Young Sparrow "Groover" Recovering at GSPCA After Unexpected Shelter Visit by handing them self in #GSPCABiggestBuildAppeal

Submitted by Steve on 16:41, 29th Jul, 2026 | 0

Young Sparrow "Groover" Recovering at GSPCA After Unexpected Shelter Visit

The GSPCA wildlife team is caring for a young sparrow after the bird unexpectedly flew into one of the charity's buildings whilst staff and volunteers were busy preparing the GSPCA's entry for the Torteval Scarecrow Festival.

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Tor the Buzzard Takes the Next Step Towards Freedom

Submitted by Steve on 16:24, 16th Jul, 2026 | 0

Tor the Buzzard Takes the Next Step Towards Freedom

The GSPCA is delighted to share the progress of Tor the buzzard, who was rescued as a vulnerable chick after being found under attack from crows earlier this year.

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Elvis the Squirrel Spotted Again and Thriving in St Sampson

Submitted by Steve on 14:46, 16th Jul, 2026 | 0

Elvis the Squirrel Spotted Again and Thriving in St Sampson

The GSPCA has received multiple reports over the last week of "Elvis" the grey squirrel, the island's most famous wildlife stowaway, being seen around the St Sampson area.

The sightings suggest Elvis is looking healthy, active and, according to those who have spotted him, extremely fast, making him difficult to photograph and even harder to track.

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Please vote for the GSPCA in the Conservation Awards 2026 People’s Choice Award – Voting Now LIVE

Submitted by Steve on 12:11, 18th May, 2026 | 0

Please vote for the GSPCA in the Conservation Awards 2026 People’s Choice Award – Voting Now LIVE

As out Wildlife Hospital build continues we continue to appeal for funds and support for this and all of the #GSPCABiggestBuildAppeal .

As part of this we have been applying for grants and funding to help support the biggest build in our 153 year history.

We have had the wonderful news that our entry into the Conservation Awards 2026 for funding and support for native planting around the new Wildlife Hospital has been shortlisted.

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Sixth Grey Seal Pup “Iceberg Lettuce” Returns to the Wild

Submitted by Steve on 12:43, 15th May, 2026 | 0

Sixth Grey Seal Pup “Iceberg Lettuce” Returns to the Wild

The GSPCA is delighted to announce the successful release of Iceberg Lettuce, the sixth grey seal pup to be returned to the wild this year, marking the charity’s 51st seal release over the past 15 years.

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Three Seal Pups Returned to the Wild at Portelet This Morning

Submitted by Steve on 13:04, 14th Mar, 2026 | 0

Three Seal Pups Returned to the Wild at Portelet This Morning

The GSPCA is delighted to announce the successful release of three grey seal pups—Avalanche, Glacier and Frosty—back into the wild this morning at Portelet. After months of intensive care, rehabilitation and dedicated monitoring, the trio made their way into the sea just after 10.30am on what was a beautifully sunny spring morning.

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Jolene the Barn Owl—First Resident in our Brand New Aviaries!

Submitted by Steve on 13:33, 12th Nov, 2025 | 0

Jolene the Barn Owl—First Resident in our Brand New Aviaries!

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Petal the buzzard only needed an overnight stay before her release

Submitted by Steve on 14:36, 7th Nov, 2025 | 0

Last month what was a poorly buzzard was rescued in Pont Valliant and brought to the GSPCA.

Yvonne Chauvel Animal Care Supervisor said “Last month we had a buzzard rescued which we called Petal.”

“The finders thought she might have had an injured leg but thankfully after a nights observation and care we were confident she was fit and healthy and got her back to the wild.”

“It’s not often just one nights stay is needed but with Petal that is all she needed and is now back in the wild.”

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GSPCA concerned for the welfare of wildlife in the hot weather so please put out water and pond advice

Submitted by Steve on 13:59, 10th Jul, 2025 | 0

With the current hot weather our wildlife see many challenges and every day at the GSPCA we are rescuing animals suffering from the lack of food and water, as well as those sick and injured.

It makes such a difference to put out a bowl of water for our birds, hedgehogs and other wild animals that visit your garden.

The GSPCA is also aware that many of our ponds around the island which are homes to an array of wildlife will suffer due to the warm weather and lack of rain.

For those with ponds here are some helpful tips to protect it:

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