Rabies clinic continues to remain busy

By Bruce Whetten
Douglas Dispatch
Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, March 6, 2013 10:49 AM MST


High Desert Veterinary Service in conjunction with the City of Douglas Police and Animal Control Dept. held a rabies vaccination clinic Saturday, Feb. 23 at the 10th Street Park.


Dr. Michael John and Hector Figuroa examine Warrior, a chow, border collie mix at the Feb. 23 clinic. Warrior is a rescue dog who was once housed at the Douglas Animal Shelter before being adopted by his new owner. Bruce Whetten/Douglas Dispatch

Event organizers report that for the second straight clinic close to 100 dogs and cats were vaccinated in a six-hour period.

City of Douglas licenses which are required by law were also available for purchase.

An another clinic will be held March 23 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. also at Castro Park.

Rabies vaccination shots for dogs and cats will be offered for $20; $25 for most other annual boosters and $35 for the rabies and distemper combo.

Rabies vaccinations are required by state law and must be given by a licensed veterinarian. By vaccinating pets against rabies the public can protect itself from exposure to this fatal disease.

Call 364-3268 or 417-7567 for more information.

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