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Humane Society of Greater Rochester
Humane Society of Greater Rochester
Learn lifesaving skills to help protect your furry family member. This class is designed to help pet owners provide temporary, urgent care to pets until they can reach a veterinary or emergency clinic. Ages 14-100 Cancellation Policy: For cancellations made 5 days or more prior to the program’s start date, we can provide you with
We hope you’re ready to get creative! Your instructor, Susie Lucey, will teach you how to take a simple rock and turn it into something beautiful! She will teach proper painting techniques and usage while she guides you through the process of rock painting. By the end of this workshop, you will walk away with
Scouts will learn the purposes of fish and wildlife management and the practices used and problems faced by fish and wildlife professionals. Scouts will construct, erect, and regularly check 2 bird feeders. Scouts will observe and record at least 25 species of wildlife*. Scouts will determine the age of 5 species of fish from scale
Scouts will learn the relationship between natural factors in an ecosystem, like plants, animals, and other organisms. Scouts will create a field notebook and be able to identify the required number of birds, mammals, fish, plants, and soil/rocks. Scouts will construct a feeding station for birds and record what birds use for 1 month. Scouts
“Needle Felting with Furry Friends” is the perfect opportunity to learn a new craft while enjoying the company of adorable small critters waiting to be adopted.
Scouts will learn the relationship between natural factors in an ecosystem, like plants, animals, and other organisms. Scouts will create a field notebook and be able to identify the required number of birds, mammals, fish, plants, and soil/rocks. Scouts will construct a feeding station for birds and record what birds use for 1 month. Scouts
Scouts will learn the roles, responsibilities, and training required of veterinarians and registered veterinary technicians. Scouts will tour the Klingenstein Veterinary clinic and observe the clinic staff as they provide medical care to the animals at Lollypop Farm. Scouts will be awarded the veterinary medicine merit badge after completion of a report of their visit.
Scouts will learn the uses of bird study and the terms used when describing birds. Scouts will learn how to use and care for binoculars for bird watching. Scouts will create a field notebook and be able to identify at least 20 species of wild birds. Scouts will construct a bird feeder to attract wild
“Needle Felting with Furry Friends” is the perfect opportunity to learn a new craft while enjoying the company of adorable small critters waiting to be adopted.
Scouts will learn the history of the domestication of dogs and the characteristics of major breed groups. Scouts will learn about responsible dog ownership, including house-training, obedience training, socialization, and care. Scouts will tour the Klingenstein Veterinary Clinic and learn about the medical needs of dogs and basic first aid. To meet the requirements of
We hope you’re ready to get creative! Your instructor, Susie Lucey, will teach you how to take a simple rock and turn it into something beautiful! She will teach proper painting techniques and usage while she guides you through the process of rock painting. By the end of this workshop, you will walk away with
“Needle Felting with Furry Friends” is the perfect opportunity to learn a new craft while enjoying the company of adorable small critters waiting to be adopted.