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The past few months have proven to be challenging for almost everyone, and that includes pet owners who may be struggling to keep up with regular veterinary care for their animals.

It's not a stretch to understand that when the budget gets tight, pet vaccinations don't seem as essential as they once might have been.

Inspired in part by the fact that World Rabies Day is coming on Monday, acoalition of veterinary clinics and animal care providers in and around Seattle, in partnership with the WSU College of Veterinary Medicine, are holding the first-ever multi-site vaccination effort known as One Health Clinic.

This Saturday, September 26th from 1pm-4pm,they'll be helping low-income pet owners or people experiencing homelessnesswith access to pet food and veterinary care for their beloved animal companions.

As a post from Seattle Humane says: COVID-19 has made it harder for many folks to keep up with vet appointments, both due to financial hardship and accessibility issues. We are concerned about the number of Parvovirus cases being reported in the community. We will be offering the Parvo vaccine on Saturday during a multi-site vaccine clinic as part of World Rabies Day. We will be joined by several local shelters, nonprofits and government entities in offering these free clinics at five different locations from 1-4 p.m. Saturday.

The locations and the providers:

Health and safety is a key priority for these events, so strict adherence to mask-wearing, physical distancing, and hand sanitizing is expected.

Please help spread the word, as these organizationsaim to provide critical veterinary care to the animals who need it most during these unprecedented times.

See the rest here:
Free pet vaccinations offered this weekend in Seattle & around the Sound - Talk Radio 1210 WPHT

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