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November 2008
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Poll
What Pets Do We All Own
Dog
Cat
Rabbit or Guinea pig
Hamster, Gerbil or Mice
Parrot, Budgie or other bird
Tortise or Turtle
Snake Lizard or other Reptile
Fish
Horse
Goat, Pig or other Farm Animals
Welcome to the GSPCA
This is the new website.Within this site you will find lots of information about us and what we do here
in Gibraltar. Also on the site is a calendar which is where we advertise our up
and coming events. If it's a competition or a committee meeting, this is where
it will be.
Our "NEWS"area is where we publish our latest statistics for animals re-homed and our
finances.
The
"CONTACT US" page is where you can send us your comments or ask a question.
We will reply to you as soon as we can.
You can download the Animal Care Sheets from our
"DOWNLOADS" page.
A list of registered site members is viewable on our
"MEMBERS"page.
To register with this site please
CLICK HERE.
Macaques
http://www.the-rock-of-gibraltar.com/Gibraltar-News/1438/gibraltars-apes-secretly-murdered[Submitted by Webmaster]
This is what it's all about!!!
The Gibraltar Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Animals has been in existence for over 50 years, previously known as the RSPCA we changed the R to G in 2001.The society works hard to ensure that any animal that becomes homeless through no fault of its own is taken care of and hopefully rehomed.We hold lots of fund raising project's through out the year, some of these include: Dog walk's, Barbaques, Raffles and a Quiz night.
Would you like to help prevent and combat cruelty? Come and join like minded people, we need new committee members and everyone will be made welcome and your support will be greatly appreciated. Our monthly meeting's are held on the first Thursday of every month at the John Mackintosh Hall please check the event calender for our next meeting.
The GSPCA relies on the generosity of the public to help:
- To finance the care of homeless animals and the re-homing of animals.
- To help the less fortunate with vets bills and care for their animals.
- To educate our youngsters in the correct way to look after their pets.
- To prevent cruelty.
Last year was a busy year for us and we have lots of fund raising projects in the pipeline to help pay for the above. If you can help us please post your details in the relevant forum
If you should find an abandoned or injured animal please telephone the vet clinic on Tel: 00350 200 77334 from 9am-5pm and they will send someone to pick up the animal. After 5pm please call the police on Tel: 00350 200 72500 and they will contact the official catcher and he will be able to help you. You are more than welcome to follow up on the incident further by calling the clinic or by contacting Bianca on 54015116
We are a registered charity no 127
