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Critter Camp

Campers at Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter Camp meet guest speakers from animal welfare professions and get to know a wide variety of animals. There are behind the scenes shelter tours and animal-themed arts and crafts projects, including art that helps showcase pets waiting to be adopted.  Through engaging activities, children learn about being responsible stewards, both for animals and the world around them. SCCAS’ summer camp fosters understanding, respect and empathy toward all living beings.

All proceeds from this program benefit our county’s only Open Admission Shelter, serving animals in need in our community. Please contact Erika Smart erika.smart@santacruzcounty.us (831) 454-7229 with any questions!

Summer Critter Camp 2022 will be held at the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter located at 1001 Rodriguez St. This camp is designed for students between the ages of 7-11 years old. Camp will be held from 9am-1pm on scheduled dates. Summer Camp 2022 is sponsored by New Leaf Community Markets and they will provide vegetarian lunches everyday for the camp students!

There are two full weeks of camp, one partial week of camp, and three day camp opportunities!

Week #1 Camp:  May 31st-June 3rd (Short week camp due to holiday) $300 per student. FULL

Day Camp #1: June 6th $75 per student *please only sign up for one day camp*

Day Camp #2: June 7th $75 per student *please only sign up for one day camp*

Day Camp #3: June 8th $75 per student *please only sign up for one day camp*

Week #2 Camp:  July 18-22 $375 per student FULL

Week #3 Camp: July 25-29 $375 per student FULL

All scholarships have been filled. Thank you!

If you have any questions about camp registration, please contact Erika Smart at erika.smart@santacruzcounty.us

Critter Camp

Campers meet guest speakers from animal welfare professions and get to know a wide variety of animals. There are behind the scenes shelter tours and animal-themed arts and crafts projects, including art that helps showcase pets waiting to be adopted.  Through engaging activities, children learn about being responsible stewards, both for animals and the world around them. SCCAS’ summer camp fosters understanding, respect and empathy toward all living beings.

All proceeds from this program benefit our county’s only Open Admission Shelter, serving animals in need in our community. Please contact Erika Smart erika.smart@santacruzcounty.us (831) 454-7229 with any questions!

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