Attention young animal advocates, The Heritage Humane Society announces the return of its highly anticipated Animal Camps for Spring and Summer breaks. With registration now open, young animal lovers in the community are invited to embark on days of adventure filled with education, fun and furry (and not so furry!) friends.
Spring and Summer Break Camps
This year, The Heritage Humane Society is offering both Spring and Summer Break Camps to accommodate the schedules of eager campers. Throughout each camp, campers will have the opportunity to interact with a variety of pets at the Heritage Humane Society, further deepening their understanding of animal welfare and conservation. The registration fee includes a camp t-shirt, daily snacks, crafts and games, a pizza party and exclusive behind-the-scenes experiences at the animal shelter.
The 2024 Spring Break Camps are $150 per camper and are offered:
- April 1 – 3, 8:30 – 12:30 pm (1st – 3rd graders)
- April 4 – 5, 8:30 – 3:30 pm (4th – 6th graders)
The 2024 Summer Break Camps are:
- Rising 1st – 3rd graders, 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. ($275 per camper)
- June 17 – 21
- July 15 – 19
- July 29 – Aug 2
- Aug 5 – 9
- Rising 4th – 6th graders, 8:30 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. ($375 per camper)
- June 24 – 28
- July 8 – 12
- July 22 – 26
Register for furry fun
To learn more or to register a young pet lover for Spring and Summer Animal Camp 2024, visit the online camp registration of The Heritage Humane Society.
Camp Highlights
Led by Kendell Thomas, The Heritage Humane Society’s Humane Education and Activities Manager, the camps promise a fun-filled, memory-making experience. Thomas reflects on last summer’s success, sharing, “I have a framed photo of all of the campers from last summer hanging next to my desk. Every time I look at it I am reminded of the fun we had and the impact we can have on young people in our community. I have been lucky enough to continue to see many of our campers at movie nights, birthday parties and our new Animal Aces Kid’s Club throughout the year.”
With a focus on fostering compassion and responsibility towards animals, campers will participate in a variety of activities including guest speakers, interactive presentations, games and crafts.
Thomas adds, “The kids who attend our camp usually arrive with a love for animals and leave with the desire to continue to help the homeless pets at The Heritage Humane Society. I am looking forward to this year’s camp season and continuing to encourage future animal advocates.”
Animal Aces Kids’ Club
For children eager to continue their animal adventures beyond camp, The Heritage Humane Society offers the Animal Aces Kids’ Club. Members enjoy a range of benefits including discounts on movie nights, birthday parties, camps, and merchandise at the reTAIL store.
Adopt a pet, transform more than just one life
The shelter is filled with homeless pets who are just as eager to have forever homes. Over 160 dogs, cats and small pets are currently in their care. Adoptable pets are available to meet during The Heritage Humane Society’s visiting and adopting hours from 12 to 4:30 p.m., Tues. through Sun.
To learn more, visit HeritageHumane.org, call 757-221-0150, or visit The Heritage Humane Society located at 430 Waller Mill Rd, Williamsburg, VA 23185.
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