Day Camp Registration and Release 2026
  • Day Camp Registration and Release 2026

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  • Liability Release

  • *      would like to participate in the Animals as Natural Therapy programs. I acknowledge the risks and potential for risks of horse and farm activities. However, I feel that the possible benefits to my child are greater than the risk assumed. I hereby, intending to be legally bound, for myself, my heirs and assigns, executors or administrators, waive and release forever all claims for damages against Animals as Natural Therapy, Inc., its Board of Directors, Instructors, Therapists, Volunteers and/or Employees for any and all injuries and/or losses I/my child may sustain while participating in Animals as Natural Therapy programming.

  • Photo/Media Release

  • Participant's Authorization for Emergency Medical Treatment

    In the event emergency medical aid/treatment is required due to illness or injury during the process of receiving services, or while being on the property of the agency, I authorize Animals as Natural Therapy to secure and retain medical treatment and transportation if needed.
  • Consent Plan

    This authorization includes x-ray, surgery, hospitalization, and medication and any treatment procedure deemed “lifesaving” by the physician. This provision will only be invoked if the guardian and emergency contacts are unable to be reached.
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  • Participant Medical History

    Complete information is needed to ensure instructor awareness and sensitivity to your child’s behavior and needs, and will not be used to screen out participants.
  • Participant Medical History

    Complete information is needed to ensure instructor awareness and sensitivity to your child’s behavior and needs, and will not be used to screen out participants.
  • Participant Demographics

    This information is optional and is only used to secure grant funding for our nonprofit organization. This information will never be used to discriminate against individuals.
  • Equine Assisted Learning (EAL)

  • EAL is an experiential, skill-building modality that partners people with equines to grow and develop social-emotional skills, such as: building trust, focus & mindfulness, teamwork, reading body language, setting boundaries, clear communication, self-advocacy, and creative problem-solving.

    Participants take part in structured horsemanship activities like leading, grooming, obstacle courses, and more, allowing participants to practice different behaviors and responses with real-time, non-judgmental feedback from their equine partner.

    In EAL sessions, an instructor and volunteer adult mentor will help participants find a takeaway from their learning that they can apply to other areas of their life. We may also incorporate small animal activities with rabbits, goats, chickens, dogs, and cats. These sessions help participants build confidence, tools, & strategies needed to make healthy, helpful choices off the farm!

  • Please note: EAL is not clinical mental health therapy. Sessions will be led by PATH Intl. Certified Equine Professionals.

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  • For Riding Purposes Only

  • Decisions regarding participation will be based on the availability of a suitable horse related to the height, weight, and balance of the participant. The maximum weight for participants for safe mounted activities at ANT is 220 pounds.

    Each horse has individual weight limitations based upon the horse’s own weight, age and physical condition. Not all horses can manage the maximum weights listed below. The weight limit may be lowered as determined by available equines and the ability of staff and volunteers to safely support the participant at the time services are requested. ANT staff will evaluate the participant’s weight, balance, and physical abilities to determine if riding is a safe and appropriate activity based on available equines, staff and volunteers. All participant information will remain confidential.


  • Our weight limits for mounted activities are as follows:

    • 220 lbs. for a well-balanced centered participant

    • 150 lbs. for an unbalanced participant

     

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  • Rain or Shine Policy

    Animals as Natural Therapy programs operate rain or shine. In the case of inclement weather or natural disaster ANT staff will contact you at least 2 hours prior to your committed time to cancel.
  • Participant Financial Agreement

  • A $25 non-refundable application fee is due with your completed registration paperwork in order to reserve your participant's spot in camp. If you’ve already paid online, or your youth is attending camp with an outside agency, please disregard the deposit. This fee will be applied towards the total price of the camp.

    Prices for ANT day camp are as follows: $775 for Full Day camp, $460 for Half Day camp.

    Payment for all Day Camps must be made in full by June 1 to ensure your registration. Payment amount is per reservation and cannot be reduced if youth miss a portion of camp.

    Please limit your camp purchases to one camp/camper. Spots are limited and we want to make sure we have availability for the community. 

  • Cancellations and Refunds

  • We understand that life happens, regardless of best laid plans. We also know summer camps are put into action based on enrollment expectations. Refund amounts are based on how far in advance your cancellation is made.

    *Specific refund requests may be made due to family or medical emergency.*

    • 50% refund (excluding $25 application fee) before June 15, 2026

    • No refunds after June 15, 2026 *Your non-refunded camp payment will be applied towards a scholarship for a youth in need.*

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  • Thank you for choosing Animals as Natural Therapy for a great week of Day Camp!

    P.O. Box 31595, Bellingham, WA 98228 / www.animalsasnaturaltherapy.org / 360-671-3509 Questions? Email lindsey@animalsasnaturaltherapy.org
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