Racine & Me: Preventative pet care & vaccine clinics
Posted: Mar 31, 2024 8:00 AM CDT
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RACINE, WI (CBS 58) -- Preventative care for your pets is so crucial for their health and happiness.
Jenna Crawford is the Director of Youth Programs for the Wisconsin Humane Society. She joined us in studio to talk about preventative care they provide for pets in Racine County.
Preventative care is important for your pets and that includes vaccinations. WHS offers low-cost public vaccine clinics at their campuses and spay/neuter clinic.
The core vaccines are $16 each with the option to add on additional services.
These services are available whether your pet was adopted from WHS or not.
There are several dates available for appointments this spring.
Appointments are required and can be made online at wihumane.org
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