Wisconsin Humane Society Youth Programs

Wisconsin Humane Society Youth Programs offers camps, birthday parties, Kids Night Out, Scout Nights, field trips, and story time. Camps include winter, spring, or summer camp, and the program also offers an all-inclusive birthday party at the shelter with animal guests, a Friday evening Kids Night Out with changing themes and crafts, an age-tailored Scout Nights visit, an engaging field trip curriculum, and free story time with an animal guest.

Programs

• Camps — Grades 1–9 · In-person and virtual youth programs at Milwaukee, Ozaukee, and Racine Campuses. Programs include winter, spring, or summer camp.
• Birthday Parties — Ages 6–12 · All-inclusive birthday party at the shelter with animal guests.
• Kids Night Out — Grades 1–6 · Friday evening program at WHS with changing themes and crafts.
• Scout Nights — K5–Grade 12 · Exciting visit tailored to the age group.
• Field Trips — K4–Grade 12 · Engaging curriculum for students of all ages.
• Story Time — Ages 2–4 · Free story time complete with a visit from an animal guest.

At a glance

• Ages: 2–18 years old
• Current session: Bow Wow Blizzard Camp (Dec 29–Dec 29, 2026); Bow Wow Blizzard Camp (Dec 30–Dec 30, 2026); Kids Night Out (Nov 13–Nov 13, 2026)
• General schedule: Kids Night Out takes place one Friday each month from 5–7 p.m. during the school year.

About the provider

Enrollment benefits the animals and families served by the Wisconsin Humane Society. Proceeds from each camp registration benefit the animals and families served by WHS.

Availability is limited for Kids Night Out. Camps are offered at Milwaukee, Ozaukee, and Racine Campuses.

What families say

“My daughter really enjoyed the camp and said it was one of her favorite camps ever. She came away from the experience wanting to become a vet!” — Parent of Attendee Jr. Vet Camp

“We have a class full of animal lovers, and this was a great experience to learn more about them!” — TeacherAnimal Talk Field Trip

“My grandson really enjoys the activities and animal interaction!” — Grandparent of AttendeeKids Night Out

Last updated November 5, 2026.