Kids Pet Corner
'How to Love Your Dog' is a fun and interactive website for kids who love dogs. The site is based on thematic curricula designed and developed by Janet Wall, a teacher for 23 years, originally for use in the elementary grades. The content has been expanded to include secondary grade levels. This site features over 90 topics and 300 pages. The focus is on kindness, commitment, respect, and responsible dog care.
Bringing Pet Professionals & Pet Parents Together In One Place
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Kids-n-Pets’ (KNP) philosophy is founded on the idea that permanent life lessons—of compassion or violence—begin at a young age. Often, a lack of positive experiences with people and animals, contribute to future acts of violence. Importantly, these violent acts typically begin with animals. KNP is devoted to engaging children in positive, educational experiences with animals in an effort to promote positive life skills that will persist through adulthood. This is an essential step to combating society’s current struggle with increasing violence and crime.
7165 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood, CA 90046
Office: 323-969-8881 Fax: 818-766-6695
Email: info@kidsnpets.org
Program Bookings: booking@kidsnpets.org
Child Sponsorships: sponsor@kidsnpets.org
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My name is Jenn and I am 11 years old. Yes I know it is strange for a ten year old to have her own blog site but oh well. My family has 3 pets. Sugar a fat indoor Tabby Cat, Emma a cute black Labrador Retriever Puppy, and our new puppy Sophie! Read more about them on the “My Pets” page. There's alot of information on this site about pets...
The website for kids who love animals!
ASPCA Animaland® is the ASPCA's website for children, created by ASPCA humane educators and the ASPCA web team. Many of the same materials featured on http://www.animaland.org/ are also taught in elementary schools throughout the country as part of the ASPCA Humane Education Program.
At its most basic level, humane education is about learning to care for the animals in our homes and communities. It is about fostering kindness, respect and empathy for both human and nonhuman animals, and looking after the environment and its diverse habitats. Unlike science and other academic disciplines, humane education has a philosophical component that strives to establish a sense of responsibility and make the world a better, more humane place.
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My Only Pet Stop
