Summer Camp Offers Wild Adventures in Animal Education

Valley youth aged 5-17 can explore the world of animal welfare at the Arizona Humane Society summer camp program (submitted photo).

Young animal enthusiasts can delve into animal welfare through the Arizona Humane Society’s (AHS) summer camps, scheduled for June and July at the Rob & Melani Walton Papago Park Campus. These camps cater to kids aged 5-17, offering a diverse range of STEAM-based activities.

Among the sessions are Animal Ed-Ventures, where campers learn how to impact animal lives; Shelter Explorers, that provides insights into the roles of animal rescuers; and Pet Vets, focusing on veterinary science fundamentals for aspiring young professionals. Additionally, the Pawsitive Service Camp targets neurodivergent youth, offering a supportive environment to foster new skills and hands-on experiences.

Parents registering multiple children can access discounts. For more details and registration, visit www.azhumane.org/summer-camp.

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