YOUTH ALLIES
program
Empowering youth to make a difference.
*2024 - 2025 REGISTRATION IS LIVE!*
As part of our Humane Education program, Youth Allies participate in community-focused and Adoption Center events.
This structured and supervised program is intended to engage youth grades 6-12 (5th graders can register if they’ve attended our summer camps) to donate their time and talents in animal-oriented projects and special events.
Students in grades 6-12 will participate together, with high school-aged students taking on more of a leadership role - including additional volunteer opportunities to help build their resumes.
Many of the activities are on-site at Animal Allies Humane Society’s Adoption Center, while others are part of local community events. The program is active during the school year, September through June.
*fall dates are subject to change*
Thursday Sept 19th 5:15pm - 7:15pm (Kick Off Party)
Saturday October 5th 10am - 12pm (Subaru Event)
Sunday October 6th 10am - 12pm (Subaru Event)
Friday October 25th 5:15pm - 7:15pm (HOWLoween Party)
Saturday November 9th 10am - 12pm
Friday November 22nd (X-mas City of the North Parade: time TBD)
Saturday December 7th 10am - 12pm
Friday December 20th 5:15pm - 7:15pm (Holiday Party)
SPRING DATES TO BE ANNOUNCED!
*No meetings are required! Participants are welcome to attend as few or as many as they'd like*
Registration is $150 and will allow youth to participate September 2024 - June 2025.
Each participant will receive a Youth Allies T-Shirt, have all materials covered for YA events and receive 10% off birthday parties, summer camps, AAHS retail and other events at Animal Allies!
Help Pets
Bathe puppies and help care for kittens. Kids will experience hands-on animal care.
Guest Speakers
Learn from professionals including dog trainers and career based presentations.
Events
Youth Allies get a special behind-the-scenes ticket to help us with key event needs like games for the animals and fun projects for pets.
Socialize
Help shelter staff with key needs and socialize shy animals who need more one-on-one people interaction before being ready for adoption.