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Animal Science 4-H Clubs

4Hers holding small animals.

ANIMAL SCIENCE CLUBS IN ONEIDA COUNTY

Do you have a pet guinea pig, chicken, turkey, duck, rabbit, or cat at home that you would like to learn more about? Or maybe you don’t have an animal, but you are wondering what it would be like to care for one of these animals? Contact Anne Williams, the Oneida County 4-H Educator – she can work with you to put together an animal science 4-H club based on the animal of your choice (such as Rabbit Club, Cavy Club, Poultry Club, Cat Club, or Small Pet Club).

What We Do In Small Animal Club

VISIT

We make visits to the humane society.

MEET

We meet new friends that are also interested in small animals.

LEARN

We learn to care for our small animals (nutrition, checking vitals, etc.).

We learn from guest speakers.

& MORE!

PRACTICE

We practice holding small animals.

PLAY

We play small animal trivia games.

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Questions? Need clarification? Contact Oneida County 4-H Staff:

Anne Williams, Oneida County UW-Extension 4-H Program Educator

Phone: 715-365-2750 Email: apwilliams@wisc.edu

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