Three Ring Ranch is a private, not-for-profit sanctuary that provides care and rehabilitation for injured and ill animals, a safe haven for native endangered species, and a shelter for animals no longer capable of surviving in the wild. It also serves as an amnesty station where alien species can be brought and returned to their porper environment. Established in 1998, the ranch is licensed by the USDA, and accredited by The American Sanctuary Association and The Global Federation of Animal Sanctuaries. Their mission is to positively impact the environment while education Hawaii’s children about their place in the natural world and to develop an environmentally responsible generation of youth.
(Registration Closes at 11:59 PM ET on April 12, 2015)
Please be mindful of the following rules and restrictions:
1. Participants must be registered members of the Girl Scouts of Hawaii. Girls may be dropped off and picked up at the end of the event.
2. Participants must be at leat 6 years of age or older.
3. Each participant must bring a Health History for Council form (available on the GSH website).
4. Closed shoes are required. It is suggested you bring water, sunscreen and a hat (if desired). Photographs are welcome but no flash photography.
5. No younger siblings permitted.
6. No animals of any kind permitted.
7. Check in time is 10:45 am. Driving directions will be emailed to registered participants prior to the event.
