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Junior supawter program

Calling all pet loving school children! RSPCA ACT wants you to become an ambassador and help us make a meaningful difference in improving the lives of animals.

Signing up to become a SupPawter could lead you to becoming a pet care expert. You’ll learn how to make friends with animals and it might inspire you to pursue a career in animal care when you’re older!

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Junior SupPawter Ambassadors will learn:

  • How to care for animals 
  • How to educate others in your home, school, and community
  • Gain confidence in handling and feeding animals
  • Learn about the challenges of animal welfare

Junior SupPawter Program membership costs $100.00. You’ll receive a year of information, activities and animal education including:

  • A Welcome Pack upon joining, including an ‘Adoptables’ plush pet, a welcome letter, a personalised lanyard and other merchandise.
  • A handwritten birthday card.
  • A quarterly SupPawter’s Newsletter.
  • Early access to bookings for school holiday workshops.
  • A dedicated Juniors stall at Million Paws Walk (run by you)!
  • Special seasonal sessions, such as Treats not Tricks for Halloween, You're my Tweetheart for Valentines Day and Christmas Elves.
  • A guided tour of RSPCA ACT.
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