On the left is Cecil the day he was found. As you can see he was severely emaciated, which may have been a result from his broken jaw, and obvious neglect. His joints were swollen, likely as a result from severe inflammation from tick fever and other parasites. It was touch and go for Cecil, who was a very scared and nervous boy! Through intense medical intervention and a lot of love and care Cecil turned a corner, that no one expected he could turn. Through this scary tome, head vet Fleur fell in love with Cecil and adopted him!  On the right is Cecil over Christmas where he's clearly having a lot of TLC post flight to ENGLAND!!!

Dora

This is Dora and her many puppies, GSPCA is always incredibly busy, but the last few months have been the busiest on record. This means they are severely over capacity, as they will never turn a dog or cat in need down. The team at GSPCA work tirelessly to think outside the box and come up with creative ways to look after as many animals as possible. GSPCA has a good relationship with shelters in America, and this lucky lot got sent to start a new life there!