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The GSPCA recently received the written confirmation that full planning has been approved for a new Wildlife Hospital at the GSPCA.
This Christmas why not Buy a Brick to help this much needed Wildlife Hospital become a reality.
Option 1: £250 have your family name or company logo engraved on a brick which will feature in the build of the Wildlife Hospital.
Option 2: £50 buy a brick for the build.
The GSPCA were recently delighted to announce that planning has been approved for a new Wildlife Hospital at the GSPCA.
This Christmas why not Buy a Brick to help this much needed Wildlife Hospital become a reality.
To Buy a Brick in the new Wildlife Hospital and download a leaflet please click here - http://www.gspca.org.gg/sites/default/files/Buy%20a%20Brick%20Wildlife%20Hospital.pdf
In February 2019 the States of Guernsey Planning Department gave the approval for the plans for the proposed new Wildlife Hospital at the GSPCA, but sadly due to covid and the global pandemic the project was put on hold.
Nearly 3 years later the GSPCA are once again looking to the future for this much needed facility which is planned to replace a number of old buildings some which date back to the 1940’s.
Today is #WorldWildlifeDay and with over 2000 wild animals through the GSPCA doors every year we need your support with our proposed new Wildlife Hospital and wildlife in our care.
It’s really easy to donate by going to www.paypal.me/DonateGSPCA
The much needed facility is planned to replace a number of old buildings some which date back to the 1940’s.
Last year the GSPCA received initial planning for the much needed facility and we continue to fundraise for the facility and work on the plans.
The GSPCA Wildlife Ball takes place on Saturday 12th October from 7pm at Les Cotils.
Raising funds for the much needed Wildlife Hospital and the 100’s of wild animals at the GSPCA.
Tickets £50 which includes a three course meal.
Fancy dress encouraged there will be a raffle with BIG prizes.
Dancing to the Blondettes LIVE!!!!!
Licensed Bar.
Carriages at 12.
For tickets contact Suzy Rose
Email [email protected]
Call 07781167023
Yesterday on what was a very sunny afternoon 4 GSPCA team members took on the Hellvetia Triathlon to raise funds to help build a new GSPCA Wildlife Hospital. Here is the link to sponsor the team - https://giving.gg/donate/event/4656/Sponsor-the-GSPCA-team-in-the-Hellvetia-Challenge-triathlon
On Thursday 27th June GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne, GSPCA Staff Seb Goman and Gemma Gaudion and Work to Benefit placement Ben Lowndes undertake a very BIG challenge.
The 4 GSPCA team members are undertaking the Hellvetia Challenge which is a 600m open water swim, 2km bike ride up and down the infamous Val de Terres and finish with a 1.5km run.
This is all in aid of raising funds for the much needed GSPCA Wildlife Hospital and to sponsor the team please visit this link -
Over the last two months the GSPCA has both been extremely busy with an abundance of hedgehogs needing rescue and our care as well as those being ready to released to the wild.
Some of those being released back to the wild were hand rears from 2018 and last month one of the largest groups were released.
Earlier this week a kestrel was rescued in St Martins near Magnoila Tree Café.
The very poorly bird was barely moving with her head tucked under her wing which was hanging low covered in an oily substance.
The GSPCA rushed her to Isabelle Vets who on x-raying discovered a break as well as needing specialised bathing.
Thanks to Guernsey Post, Donkey Logic and Colour Monster leaflets were dropped around Guernsey yesterday to promote our fund raising appeal to help raise funds for a new Wildlife Hospital here in Guernsey.
With over 2000 wild animals through our doors every year we help more wild animals than domestic every year and with the current facilities decades old and in desperate need of repairs and updating the GSPCA are appealing for your support to build a better future for the wildlife of Guernsey.
There are a number of ways you can help donate to this much needed project –