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Critter Camp 2018

Registration now open!

Critter Campers get to go behind the scenes at the Hill Country SPCA, into areas not seen by the public, to learn about the plight of shelter pets. Campers also get to know a wide variety of animals, including getting to go offsite to the Brickner Ranch and visits from special guest Veterinarians Dr. Rob Franklin DVM , and Dr. Matt Moskosky DVM, as well as horses coming on campus thanks to Hill Country Trail Ride's

We have changed our core curriculum this year and will be focusing on companion animals. We have also added a new "Adopt-A-Bear" program that we are excited to share with your children, and each team will also be creating a group service project!

We will again be able to visit the Brickner Ranch, a private exotic ranch, Hill Country Trail rides will be bringing horses, as well as having multiple guest speakers!

If your camper loved Critter Camp in the past, they won't want to miss this year!

Critter Camp

In 2018, Critter Camp will have two sessions, the first will run from June 18th - 22nd, and the second from July 23rd-27th.
Each session cost is $150 per camper. 
​Campers ages 6-12 years​

Only the first 40 children registered for each session are guaranteed a spot.

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Featured Pet
Peter Pan

Featured Adoption Fee Special: $50
Peter Pan ​is current on all vaccination, Neutered, Microchipped, Heartworm Negative, Dewormed, and current on Flea/Heartworm Prevention

603 out of 722 days of Peters life have been spent locked behind bars. That's nearly 84% of his life...
Peter Pan has been adopted and returned 3 times.
His longest adoption was 18 days.
He is truly the one no one wants....

You see he came to us as a shy puppy, and never being exposed to home sounds makes him scared and nervous in a new home. He has yet to find a family that wants to put the effort in for him. He loves staff and is a bit shy with new people, but nothing he doesn't get past.
Peter won't adjust easily, because to him shelter life is normal. How sad that this once tiny puppy now spends 20+ hours cooped up in a kennel? How unfair that no one has been willing to put in the extra effort, energy, and understanding he needs to learn to be a dog.
We wish more than anything that this boy will one day find a forever family ❤️

Peter Pans obstacles;
*New noises are really scary
*He sometimes submissive urinates
*We've been told by a previous adopter he did not do well with men in home, but have not seen that here at the shelter

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