Camp Programs

After School Club

This program provides a safe space for kids ages 7 to 11 to learn how to positively interact with peers and animals, to promote the development of empathy and compassion and spark an interest in lifelong learning from a young age. Each week includes a variety of crafts, activities, learning opportunities, and animal interactions! 

Youth Club

This program offers a safe space for youth ages 12 to 16 to learn about themselves, animals, and explore the world around them together. Throughout 8 sessions, participants will engage in discussions and activities focused on building character traits, while spending their free time with the animals at GTHS to cultivate their compassion and empathy for all. 

Craft Club

Craft Club is an engaging 8-week program where participants ages 9 to 14 will complete different craft projects that will benefit animals at the GTHS. From learning how to make pet blankets and making toys for the animals, there is something for everyone! The final week, participants will host a ‘Craft Show’ for their families to showcase their amazing creations. This program will provide a fun and supportive environment for learning new skills, in turn teaching us more about empathy and compassion for ourselves and the animals around us.  

Additional Information: 

No prior crafting experience necessary; suitable for beginners and intermediate crafters. 

All materials are included in the program cost 

Jr. Vets of Tomorrow I & II

This series introduces kids ages 10 to 13 to the world of veterinary care and responsible pet ownership through engaging instruction and hands-on activities. Each week, we will explore a new topic related to pet care, including anatomy and external wellness checks, grooming techniques, nutritional guidelines, behavioural training, and enrichment exercises – and so much more!

In the second course of the Jr. Vets series, children will continue to build on the foundational knowledge from the first program, while learn about veterinary diagnostics, emergency care, and most importantly, preventative practices. By the end of the course, participants will have a deeper understanding of animals, preparing them for the next step in their veterinarian journey: Vets of Tomorrow I. Please note: Jr. Vets of Tomorrow I must be completed before beginning part II. 

Vets of Tomorrow I & II

The first course of the Vets of Tomorrow series introduces participants ages 14 to 17 to the world of veterinary medicine and animal care. Over the 8 weeks, we will discuss different animal care topics, discover ways we can enrich the lives of pets everywhere, and explore possible careers in the animal community. Packed with hands-on activities, time with our GTHS animals, and insightful guest speakers, this course is a great initiation to the world of animal care.  

In the final installment of the Vets of Tomorrow series, this second course delves deeply into veterinary medicine and career opportunities, offering participants firsthand experience in the life of a veterinarian. Participants will explore methods vets use to assess, diagnose, and treat our beloved furry friends, emphasizing the importance of preventative medicine. By the series’ conclusion, participants will have a comprehensive understanding of the daily responsibilities of a vet and the ins and outs of clinic care, empowering them to pursue their career aspirations in veterinary care. Please note: Vets of Tomorrow I must be completed before beginning part II.

Pets Sitters Course

This course is the starter course for youth ages 11 to 16 who love animals and want to turn that love into a business! Students will learn basic dog and cat care and their differences, pet first aid, how to feed, water and exercise pets, and how to successfully start and run their very own pet sitting business. Graduates have the option to be added to the GTHS Endorsed Pet Sitters List that gets distributed to members of the public who call or email the GTHS looking for pet sitters! 

Jr. Volunteers in Training

Come and see how things run during the day at the Georgian Triangle Humane Society!  We are offering you a chance to help care for our furry friends and learn a little about the special care they need. Our volunteers are the backbone of our humane society. This is an opportunity to see what they do and lend a helping hand. Fluffy snuggles are free!

Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes at the Georgian Triangle Humane Society? Now’s your chance to find out! Join us for a hands-on opportunity to support the care of our furry friends and learn more about the specialized attention they receive each day.

Volunteers are at the heart of everything we do – and this is your chance to walk in their shoes. Help out with daily routines like cleaning cat enclosures, refreshing litterboxes, and monitoring the wellbeing of our cats and kittens.

You’ll gain valuable insight into animal care – and yes, fluffy snuggles are included!

Our Leader in Training (LIT) Program is designed for youth ages 14–17 who are passionate about animal welfare and interested in developing leadership skills. Participants will work alongside our summer camp staff to support daily camp activities, help lead games and crafts, and assist in teaching younger campers about the human–animal bond. This hands-on experience allows youth to build confidence and inspire compassion for animals while gaining valuable leadership experience. Student must be available for a full week of camp and attend a training session prior to their first week of camp.