• IHS Education
• At the Idaho Humane Society: Talks & Tours
• Summer Programs
• IHS Out in the Community
• Materials for Teachers
• Care & Training

Education

Education is a crucial component of the Idaho Humane Society's mission to advocate for the welfare and responsible care of animals, protect them from neglect and cruelty, and promote humane awareness and compassion. The IHS strives to share the shelter's mission and programs as well as teach younger generations about humane care for pets and safety around animals.

Follow the links below to learn more about different educational opportunities offered.

At the Idaho Humane Society: Talks & Tours

The IHS offers talks and presentations on various topics about pets and programs at the shelter as well as tours of the facility. Click here for more information.

Summer Programs: Friends for Life Camp

Click here to learn about a unique opportunity for students ages 9 to 12 years of age to learn all about the shelter and various types of animals during a 4 day long summer camp.

IHS Out in the Community: Classroom Visits & Civic Presentations

The IHS can provide a speaker for civic groups, clubs, and classrooms on a variety of pet related topics, including dog bite prevention presentations that are geared towards teaching young students safety with animals. Click here for more information.

Materials for Teachers

Click here to find out about humane education materials the IHS provides for teachers through our Kind News program.

Care & Training Tips for Your Pets

Click here for help for solving everything from questions about training. to behavioral problems you're experiencing with a pet.  All information provided is courtesy of the Dumb Friends League.