By Staff Reports
(Honolulu)– The Hawaiian Humane Society is looking for high school students to enroll in its annual “Teens4Animals Summer Experience” this summer.
This two-week opportunity for animal-loving students is an action-packed, fun-filled, 50 hour immersion into the world of animal welfare including:
· Limited and exclusive hands-on animal care & training classes
· Tour of a spay-neuter mobile
· Excursion to an animal friendly farm
· Learn from animal welfare experts
“This unique summer program for teens allows incredible behind the scenes experiences,” says Bonnie Oda, Hawaiian Humane Society education partnerships manager. In addition to gaining hands-on skills in the day-to-day operations of a shelter, students will meet professionals who work with animals in various capacities and will participate in creative community outreach projects. Students will also gain insight into how their daily choices impact animal lives and even enjoy a humane food cooking class.
“Teens4Animals Summer Experience” will have two scheduled tracks to choose from:
· June 4 to June 17 – 9 am to 1 pm
· June 18 to July 1 – 1 pm to 5 pm
All classes run on weekdays. Registration forms are available at www.hawaiianhumane.org or at the Hawaiian Humane Society. Program fee is $195. Limited scholarships are available. Call 356-2223 or email education@hawaiianhumane.org for more information.