Little Veterinarian Summer Camp (Sk-Gr2)

Become a paw-some and purr-fect veterinarian!

This event is SOLD OUT!!

Camp participants will role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian and learn how to care for a dog and/or cat. These future veterinarians will learn how to remove ticks, perform a nose-to-tail exam, understand proper animal nutrition and hydration, suture lacerations, and more in our Little Veterinarian Summer Camp (Sk-Gr2)!

This is an experience full of STEM-based learning, activities and crafts. We aim to ignite the passion of future healthcare heroes and get them excited about how the body works, as well as the importance of health! Every day your child will return home with materials to show you what they learned. Of note, all the necessary materials for each class are provided to students. At the end of the session, camp concludes with a graduation ceremony where each student receives a personalized diploma.

Board-certified physicians and experts in the field of child education have collaborated to write our curriculum. Our instructors are well-trained and they have an interest in health sciences and education. They will deliver fun, engaging and interactive content. Additionally, all our instructors have provided a vulnerable sector check.

Your camper will make new friends as teamwork, role-playing and collaboration are key parts of our activities. Your child will have an unforgettable summer filled with lots of fun, fun…and fun! 

About the location

One of our very own Little Veterinarians with her puppy patient!

The Glebe Neighbourhood Activities Group (GNAG) is a volunteer-driven, not-for-profit community group located in the Glebe Community Centre in the heart of Glebe, Ottawa. GNAG works to enrich our community by delivering recreational, cultural and social activities and services. We are happy to partner with GNAG for this camp.

We will conduct as many activities as possible outdoors, weather permitting! 

Safety procedures

Keeping in mind the safety of our children, staff and volunteers, we follow applicable public health guidelines. All children are expected to abide by the safety rules at camp. With this in mind, every week before beginning our sessions, our team sets safety expectations with campers. These include but are not limited to the following:

• Fire safety and practice
• Playtime safety rules
• Outdoor rules

We do not provide food. Please make sure that lunch boxes are NUT-free!

Additionally, your child will need unscented sunscreen and a towel/picnic blanket. Some classes will be conducted outdoors.

Click here for more details and registration for our Little Veterinarian Summer Camp (Sk-Gr2).

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Have a question? Please feel free to contact us!