Get up close with small animals at Pets at Home, Keighley

A Pet Pals session <i>(Image: Pets at Home)</i>
A Pet Pals session (Image: Pets at Home)
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CHILDREN can get up close with small animals at free workshops in Keighley.

Youngsters are able to handle the likes of hamsters and guinea pigs during the Pet Pals sessions.

The 45-minute workshops are taking place throughout the Easter school holidays at Pets at Home, on Keighley Retail Park, Hard Ings Road.

Sessions also include a game where children learn about the social needs of different animals.

And youngsters receive activity sheets, certificates, headbands and stickers.

"These workshops offer a brilliant way for children to spend their half-term while learning how to care for pets responsibly," says a Pets at Home spokesperson.

"Over the years, nearly 900,000 children have participated in the Pet Pals programme."

For more details and to book a place, visit petsathome.com/workshops

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