LOW-COST VACCINATION AND MICROCHIP CLINIC
Saturday, September 13
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The Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley will hold a low cost pet vaccination and microchip clinic on Saturday, September 13th, from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at the Society’s Fix-A-Pet Clinic located at 10421 Chapman Highway in Seymour. No appointment is necessary.
HSTV will be offering a special on microchipping during this September clinic. Anyone who has a pet chipped ($30) will receive a free distemper/parvo vaccination (normally $18) or rabies vaccination (normally $10). The choice of vaccination is up to the owner.
Heartworm testing for dogs will be offered for $18 and feline leukemia and lenti virus testing for cats will cost $20.
The discounted price for a microchip and lifetime registration will be $30. "We encourage everyone to microchip their pets", said Humane Society Executive Director Vicky Crosetti. "So many beloved pets were separated from their families during Katrina and a microchip would have given them a real opportunity to be reunited. Collars and tags can be lost; a microchip is forever." For more information call 865-579-6738.
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- HSTV’s NO KILL Adoption Program.
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