AFV Humane Education

As AFV's humane educator, I have the privilege of talking and listening to many adults and children about humane issues. Traveling to the local schools and clubs, it is such a great feeling knowing that our humane education program is reaching out to so many people and helping the animals.

I feel the animals have a brighter future ahead of them because of all the people in our community who care enough to make a difference.

If you would like more information about having a humane education presentation done with your class, school, or group, please contact Leslie at (951) 471-8344.

Here are some photos of our recent Kids' Camp spring session.
Check the flyer above for dates for the summer session!
(Click on the picture to see a larger image.)

Katie	Jake	Katie & Cancey (who was adopted)
Jake & Forest (who was adopted)	Craft time	Casey & Karlie
Ginger & Danielle	Kristen	Dacara & Charlie
Kulani & Obie (who was adopted)	Coral & Luke (who was adopted)	Haley & Shiloh
Jake & Dacara with Chance, the bunny I adopted	Walkin' the dogs	Another walk
Danielle	Jake, Makayla, & Tiffany grooming Patches	Kristen & Max
Kulani, Brenda, Karlie & Dacara grooming Casey	Makayla & Honey (who was adopted)	Tiffany
Certificates awarded!

“Compassion and determination to make a difference” are the words I would use to describe Paloma Elementary School in Temecula. The whole school got together to make a difference in the lives of the animals at the shelter and contributed to the humane education program through the Pennies for Paws event. They ran the event for one quarter of the semester, starting in September and finishing in November. The school not only collected monetary donations that added up to $966.93, but they also collected supplies needed by the shelter such as dog food, cat food, newspaper, cages, dog house, cat litter, blankets, towels, carpet and toys for the animals. My truck was completely full inside and out with all the supplies!

Along with Paloma Elementary, Lisa J. Mills School in Murrieta collected $546 and a whole truckload of supplies. And Oak Meadows Elementary School in Murrieta filled my truck with loads of supplies needed by the shelter. Antelope Hills Elementary and Monte Vista Elementary Schools are running their Pennies for Paws event now.

Please join in and be a part of making a difference for the animals, which also benefits the humane education program. Teach the children to reach out and help in their community.

For more details about the Pennies for Paws program, please contact me at boo8689@aol.com.