Valley youth aged 5-17 can explore the world of animal welfare at the Arizona Humane Society summer camp program (submitted photo).
Young animal lovers are invited to explore the world of animal welfare at the Arizona Humane Society’s (AHS) summer camps, which take place in June and July at the Rob & Melani Walton Papago Park Campus.
“With a variety of STEAM-based programs for kids aged 5-17, there’s sure to be a session paw-fectly tailored to each child and their interests,” AHS said.
Sessions will include Animal Ed-Ventures (a week-long ed-venture where campers will discover how they can make a difference in the lives of animals); Shelter Explorers (children will explore the world of AHS’ animal rescuers and discover what it takes to make the community the best place to be a pet; Pet Vets (a science-based program that focuses on the building blocks of veterinary science and allows young teens to test out the realities of this career option); and Pawsitive Service Camp (for neurodivergent youth and teens, this program offers a safe yet challenging camp experience aimed at developing new skills and gaining hands-on experiences).
Discounts are available for parents who register multiple children. Sign up at www.azhumane.org/summer-camp.
