Joey the Jersey seal pup update after 2 weeks of care at the GSPCA
Posted by Steve on 27th Nov, 2020 |
Two weeks ago British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR) Jersey rescued a poorly seal pup spotted on Les Écréhous. Joey at a very thin 18kgs was cared for over night at New Era Vets before being transported to Guernsey. To donate to his care please visit https://giving.gg/donate/event/5876/...
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Locally grown Christmas Festive Trees in aid of GSPCA selling fast contact Tim for more details
Posted by Steve on 27th Nov, 2020 |
Locally grown Christmas or Festive Trees have been selling fast over the last few days. Tim Pellett GSPCA Training and Community Officer said “Anyone interested in buying a locally grown Blue Spruce needs to give the Shelter a call on 257261 or email me on [email protected]...
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Wish List thanks and this Black Friday help give a Merry Christmas to animals at the GSPCA
Posted by Steve on 27th Nov, 2020 |
Many will be shopping online over the coming days and searching for bargains as gifts. Have you thought of the hundreds of animals in our care this Christmas and the incredibly difficult year we have all faced and bringing some joy and helping animals at the GSPCA? Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “...
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Olly McTolly the Razorbill released back to the wild
Posted by Steve on 25th Nov, 2020 |
On the evening of the 9th October GSPCA Ambulance Warden was called out in the dark to rescue an oiled Razorbill found at L’Eree. The stormy Winter weather often stirs up oil from the seabed causing wildlife harm and Olly McTolly as the bird was called when found was rushed to the GSPCA where...
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GSPCA ADVICE Protect your birds from H5N8 avian influenza
Posted by Steve on 23rd Nov, 2020 |
The GSPCA are urging bird owners to protect their pets. With growing numbers of cases of H5N8 avian influenza throughout the UK their Animal & Plant Department Agency have been sending out weekly notifications of new cases in both wild and domestic birds with the most recent case today in...
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