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Could you help the GSPCA with New Intensive Care Units this Christmas.
24 hours a day 7 days a week the GSPCA have animals housed in intensive care units to try and save their lives from baby hedgehogs to oiled birds, injured owls to fledglings, kittens to injured ferrets with over 3000 animals a year through our doors the needs for these units are endless.
Brinsea who are one of the leading manufactures in Intensive Care Units have recently launched a brand new unit which is much more mobile and easier to care for and clean.
This means that GSPCA team members could easily transport animals housed in them to the vets and to their foster homes if needed.
To see these units and to help a Christmas Wish come true please visit - https://brinsea.co.uk/small-animal-care/tlc-intensive-care-incubators/tlc-30-advance/
Steve Byrne GSPCA Manager said “At the GSPCA we have sick and injured animals arrive day and night and the intensive care units we use help save lives every day.”
“Currently we have over a dozen hedgehogs housed in intensive care units as well as injured birds.”
“They hep us care for orphaned kittens to baby bunnies and at this time of year many injured and oiled birds.”
“We would love ideally 12 of the new TLC-30 Advance Intensive Care units as many of our older units have been used day and night for 7 years and are in need of repairs and replacements.”
“They retail with carriage over £200 and we are appealing for anyone looking to make a kind gift to please think of helping animals this Christmas.”
“With so many animals and buildings to care for at the GSPCA we have many Christmas Wishes and to visit others please visit http://www.gspca.org.gg/about/our-plans-wish-list .”
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