Explore and learn about the reach of the 4-H program based on a variety of demographic variables such as gender, race, ethnicity, and residence type.
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Organized 4-H Club: An organized group of youth, led by an adult, with a planned program that is carried on throughout all or most of the year. This category is broken up into community, in-school, after-school, and military clubs.
Special Interest/Short Term Program: Groups of youth meeting for a special learning experience that involves direct teaching by extension staff or trained volunteers.
Camping Program: Youth taking part in an Extension planned educational experience of group living in the outdoors. This category is broken up into overnight and day camping.
School Enrichment Program: Groups of youth receiving a sequence of learning experiences in cooperation with school officials during school hours to support the school curriculum.
Our mission is to reduce the number of homeless cats & dogs by paying for needed medical treatment and assisting with the permanent placement of these animals through our partnerships with local rescue groups.
2/16/18 – Dakota (on the left) found himself at a local municipal shelter, heart worm positive. As I’ve said many times, municipal shelters are not funded to care for animal’s medical needs, especially something as serious as heart worm. Consequently, Dakota was scheduled to be euthanized. But, before that happened, 313 K9 and Kitty Rescue contacted us to see if we could cover Dakota’s heart worm treatment. If yes, they could pull Dakota. And, because of the generosity of our supporters,the answer was ‘yes’. Dakota started his treatment yesterday. Let’s pray his treatment goes well and he goes on to living a healthy, loved life. ~ diana
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Deb. Hopefully, you saw my e mail response that Dakota is with 313 k-9 and kitty rescue. Thanks, diana