Summer Animal Camp 2012 - Week 4: Furry Friends (grades 5-6)

This summer, the San Francisco SPCA offers a whole line-up of Summer Animal Camps for kids interested in learning more about animals and the animal welfare community. Our camps promote kindness and compassion for all creatures. Curricula combine enriching activities and experiential learning to foster childrens' love and understanding of animals.

Oh, and did we mention cuddles with kitties and puppies? What better way to spend the summer than making new friends, learning together, playing outrageous games, and hanging out with amazing animals who need your help? Kids aren’t the only ones who will have fun... our shelter animals receive tons of attention and TLC.

The SF SPCA is happy to offer this opportunity to mature, respectful young people. We are looking for campers who want to build on their love for furry friends by learning how to provide a lifetime of love and care for animals.

Animal Camps combine:

• Animal care and behavior learning activities, team projects, and craft activities
• Hands-on interactions with animals including cats, kittens, dogs, guinea pigs, rats, chickens, and more
• Discussions with animal experts and professionals from several animal welfare agencies

Grades 5-6: Furry Friends

This camp celebrates our relationship with animals, with a focus on how we can make animals feel safe and comfortable. Students have ample hands-on learning opportunities and will work with a variety of animals. This camp also features lots of age-appropriate games, physical activities, and fun projects. Pet Pals Camp encourages respect and empathy for all living things through fun activities and plenty of animal interactions.

Furry Friends Camp – June 25-29
For grades 5th – 6th
Monday-Friday, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Extended Care is available from 8:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. for a flat fee of $75
Tuition for this camp is $400

How to Apply
Click the Register Now link below. Pre-registration and payment are required, as space is limited. You must register each child separately.