GSPCA staff taking part in the 2013 Itex-Rotary Walk - please sponsor them walking 38.5 miles around Guernsey
Posted by GSPCA on 16th Apr, 2013 |
This year three of the GSPCA staff will be taking part in the Itex-Rotary Walk around Guernsey.GSPCA Manager Steve Byrne, Animal Collection Officer Geoff George and Animal Care Assistant Tony Gallie are braving the whole 38.5 miles to help raise funds for the annual event and the 2013 chosen...
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Lamar is the longest stay cat in need of a home at the GSPCA
Posted by GSPCA on 15th Apr, 2013 |
We are pleased to report that today Felix our longest stay cat has gone to her new home.This makes Lamar the longest stay cat as he came in last March.Lamar is an independent lad and likes his own space.  At only two years old he needs a home where he can do his own thing as he's not keen on...
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Jethou Bumblebee and Hanois the grey seals now healthy and due to be released next week
Posted by GSPCA on 12th Apr, 2013 |
With the mild weather settling in and the weight of the two seal pups now at the recommended release level the GSPCA are planning to get Jethou Bumblebee and Hanois back to the wild next week.Jethou Bumblebee who was rescued from Jethou towards the end of last year and Hanois who was rescued from...
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Work off those Easter Eggs and join the Itex-Rotary Walk 2013 to help the GSPCA and other worthy causes
Posted by GSPCA on 12th Apr, 2013 |
Too many Easter Eggs? Why not make the 2013 Itex Rotary walk part of your get fit regime!The walk has now become one of Guernsey's key fund raising events for local charities and attracts several hundred participants every year determined to complete the nearly forty mile route. 2013 is the...
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Baby bird advice from the GSPCA Animal Shelter in Guernsey
Posted by GSPCA on 11th Apr, 2013 |
Despite all of the bad weather and snow around the Bailiwick birds are singing and nesting with the first hatchlings already out and about. The GSPCA would like to remind that as a general rule, it is best to leave baby birds alone. A baby bird has a greater chance of survival in the wild than it...
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