Have an animal-loving kiddo in your family? Don’t miss sending them to our Unleashed Camps during school vacation weeks and summer break!

Both educational and fun, camp programming is designed to teach children age-appropriate animal welfare topics and curriculum. Daily activities include hands-on interactions with shelter animals, educational games, arts and crafts projects, guest speakers, and more. Camps are held in our humane education classroom at our adoption and community center.

SCHOOL VACATION CAMP

We offer vacation camps during the December, February, and April school breaks, as well as one-day camps on school holidays.  Vacation weeks will be divided among the different age groups we service: K-2nd, 3rd-5th & 6th-8th.

Camp offerings for the 2025-26 school year will be posted here typically one month prior to break.

SUMMER CAMP

All weeks of Summer Camp 2025 are FULL!

If you were not able to join our Parent Orientation sessions, we have provided a copy of the slideshow below!

Summer Camp Parent Orientation Slideshow

Click here to view our 2025 Field Trip/Guest Speakers

CAMP SESSIONS & INFO

• Each camp session (one week) costs $375 per child. Camp runs Monday-Thursday 8:30-4:30, Friday’s from 8:30-3pm.
• Each camp week will include two field trip days (Tuesday and Thursday).
• Please note that the schedule is subject to change due to things beyond our control, ie: weather, illness etc.
• Campers will be transported in our two ARLGP passenger vans driven by our camp staff for field trips within 20 miles of the shelter. For longer field trips, we will be utilizing Dirigo bus lines driven by a professional bus driver.
• All camps take place in our in-shelter classroom and are led by two full-time staff members and camp volunteers/assistants.
• Please choose your camp session based on the grade your child is entering in the fall of 2025, as daily lessons, field trips, and guest speakers are tailored to be appropriate for that age group.
• Daily snacks (AM and PM) will be provided. Campers are required to bring their own lunch, water bottle, and any additional snacks they want.
• Campers will have daily exposure to common allergens such as peanut butter, hay, and pet dander. If your camper has strong reactions to any of these, please reconsider enrolling them in our program.