At the Reading is Doggone Fun event on Feb. 24, children read humane education books about being kind to animals and how animal rescue is important, plus learn how to interact safely with dogs.
SANTA ROSA BEACH, Fla. – Children will learn that reading is doggone fun at Dog-Harmony’s upcoming, free children’s program at Walton County’s Coastal Branch Library.
The next program, which includes a therapy dog for kids to pet, will be from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Feb. 24.
Children will read humane education books about being kind to animals and how animal rescue is important, plus learn how to interact safely with dogs.
The first featured book is “Human & Dog Harmony” by Robin Wiesneth and Dog-Harmony Founder, Nancy Bown. Each child will receive a free copy to take home.
Space is limited. Register in advance at the library or by calling (850) 267-2809.
The library, 437 Greenway Trail, is in the South Walton Government Annex just south of Choctawhatchee Bay off of State Highway 331 South.
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