Children’s Education Events

In addition to our Educational Presentations and Shelter Tours, CRHS also offers a spectrum of Kids Programs that are designed to allow students of all ages an opportunity to actively join fellow animal lovers in the effort to create a better world for all living things. We ask you as an educator to help us increase awareness of these programs by sharing these opportunities with your students and encouraging them to participate.

Join us for a week of animal-themed fun, learning, and hands-on experiences!

  • Morning Camp. Ages 3–7 (with an adult)

    July 14-18 • 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM
    $100 for the week (5 sessions) per child (accompanying adult free)

    Limited to 20 children

    Each day includes:

    • Animal-themed story time

    • Craft activity

    • Meet & greet with shelter or pet therapy animals

    Daily Themes:

    • Monday – Shelter Friends: Learn who lives at the shelter

    • Tuesday – Furry Feelings: Explore animal emotions

    • Wednesday – Helping Paws: Meet animals with special jobs

    • Thursday – Wild About Animals: Discover wildlife and habitats

    • Friday – Forever Homes: What pets need to thrive

  • Morning Camp. Ages 8-12

    July 14-18 • 1:00pm-4:00pm
    $125 for the week (5 sessions) per camper

    Limited to 20 children

    Campers will:

    • Tour the shelter and learn how it operates

    • Create enrichment items for animals

    • Learn animal body language & care tips

    • Discover careers in animal welfare

    • Participate in fun, themed activities & crafts

    Daily Themes:

    • Monday – Shelter Friends: Explore the humane society’s mission

    • Tuesday – Furry Feelings: Decode pet emotions

    • Wednesday – Helping Paws: Learn how animals and humans help each other

    • Thursday – Wild About Animals: Learn about local wildlife and pet vs. wild animal care

    • Friday – Forever Homes: Celebrate adoption and make pet care kits

Story Time with the Coulee Region Humane Society on site at the elementary school in Bangor, Wisconsin.