Protect Your Pets: Rabies Vaccination Clinic in West Monroe on June 12

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The Oswego County Health Department will host a rabies vaccination clinic on June 12, 2024, at the West Monroe Town Highway Garage. The clinic will run from 6 to 8 p.m. and requires an appointment. Katelyn Parkhurst, the Director of Environmental Health in Oswego County, highlights the need to keep pet vaccinations current to protect against rabies.

Appointments can be scheduled starting June 5, 2024, by calling the health department during business hours. Those unable to attend are asked to cancel their appointments to free up space for others. A donation of $7 per pet is suggested at the clinic.

The clinic will enforce safety protocols, including a limit of four pets per family and mandatory restraint of pets. Children should only enter the clinic if necessary, and those remaining in vehicles must be supervised.

Participants should arrive no more than ten minutes early and follow all clinic signage and staff instructions. Pets should be on leashes or in carriers.