The Animal Rescue League (ARL), Subaru Love Pets, and Steve Moyer Subaru accomplice collectively to host a free vaccine and microchip clinic for dogs within the City of Reading on Saturday, Oct. 28, from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m., at 600 Penn St. (Old Wells Fargo building).
Thanks to a grant from the ASPCA, dogs will obtain a rabies vaccine (have to be a minimum of three months of age to obtain rabies vaccine) and the canine DAPPv 5-in-1 vaccine, which incorporates safety towards canine distemper virus, hepatitis, kennel cough, parainfluenza, and parvovirus (have to be a minimum of six months of age to obtain the DPP vaccine).
Dogs may also be capable to obtain a microchip, an essential step to make sure that your pet will at all times have identification on them.
No registration is required to take part within the clinic. The occasion is open to Berks County residents, and help in Spanish will likely be available.
For extra details about the free canine vaccine and microchip clinic, please contact [email protected].
For details about Subaru Loves Pets and to seek out out extra in regards to the companions that Subaru helps, go to www.subaru.com/pets and comply with #SubaruLovesPets and #MakeADogsDay.
The Animal Rescue League of Berks County is a charitable 501c3 non-profit animal-welfare neighborhood middle that cares for over 5,000 animals in want yearly. For greater than 70 years, we’ve labored tirelessly to take care of the sick, deal with the injured, consolation the undesirable, and shield the abused. We provide human-animal help sources, low-cost spay and neuter surgical procedures, animal management packages, and animal cruelty and humane regulation investigation all through Berks County.
