Romp with the Animals is a school program designed to develop a child’s appreciation and respect for animals, and to foster responsible attitudes toward animals and our environment.
The four-day program is held at the Washington County Humane Society from 8:30a-4:30p twice each summer and is open to students moving into grades 1-5. The program includes field trips, presentations, crafts and other activities.
Registration for the program includes:
• A Romp with the Animals t-shirt
• Morning and afternoon snacks & juice boxes each day (Campers are asked to bring their own bag lunch)
• Bus transportation to off-site locations
For more information about ROMP, please contact [email protected].
Want to help? Volunteer as a CAMP COUNSELOR!
Camp Counselors are an integral part of Summer Camp. WCHS is always looking for students and adults in our community that are interested in assisting! The job of these animal advocates is to serve as role models to campers and to assist staff with tasks and camp activities. This opportunity has been designed to foster skills in areas such as leadership, animal handling, personal accountability, and communication.
Duties may include:
***WCHS asks that counselors are 16 years and older