Children enjoy a week with the animals at Flagler Humane Society's Camp Paw Print

Guinea pigs, chickens and quail — oh my! Another week of camp will begin July 18 for grades six through eight.

By Jake Montgomery
| 2:00 p.m. June 30, 2022

Ava Coulbourn, Bowie Reitzeb and Magnolia VandePunte learn about guinea pigs. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Reagan Mayhew and Micah Evensen make beads together. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Caleb Incropera makes clay beads for a necklace. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Ava Coulbourn holds and feeds one of the guinea pigs. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Ava Coulbourn, Bowie Reitzeb, Magnolia VandePunte, Caleb Incropera and Annabel Hildreth hold and learn about "pocket pets." Photo by Jake Montgomery

Annabel Hildreth holds a guinea pig. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Reagan Mayhew holds a guinea pig. Photo by Jake Montgomery

River Buliss, Christopher Jones and Abbey Cooke. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Lane Morton learns about quails. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Micah Evensen lets Lane Morton pet one of his chicks during the camp. Photo by Jake Montgomery

Giuliana Stephenson makes beads for a necklace. Photo by Jake Montgomery

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Local elementary school children enjoyed a week of animal-related educational activities at the Flagler Humane Society's Camp Paw Print the week of June 20.

Activities included crafts, games and interactions with animals.

The Flagler Humane Society will also host another week of camp for older grades — children entering grades six through eight — the week of July 18. The camp will cost $189.99 and run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday, unless otherwise noted.