Free Pet Workshops for Children at Pets at Home: Pets at Home in Enfield is holding a series of free pet workshops for children throughout the half term holidays.
The workshops have been designed to increase awareness and knowledge of how to care for different types of pets responsibly.
Children will be taught in a fun way all about how to care for pets responsibly, whether that's learning about the right diet or to how to hold them correctly. The children will also be given the opportunity to study the animals in store at close range and even interact with some of them.
Thank you and see you soon!
Pets at Home Enfield
*** For more information and times of workshops at Pets at Home Enfield, please contact the team on 020 8363 2745 or visit www.petsathome.com to find your nearest store ***
*** The workshops are entirely free! ***
Free Pet Workshops for Children at Pets at Home at Pets at Home Enfield in Enfield, Greater London on Monday, 13 February 2012.
For more information about Free Pet Workshops for Children at Pets at Home, please contact 020 8363 2745, or see event details on the left.
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