RezDawg Rescue Brings Free Pet Vaccination Clinic to Milan/Grants, November 5

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MILAN, NM – Rez-Dawg Rescue, a non-profit animal rescue based in the Denver metro area that rescues, relocates, and rehomes stray companion animals, is hosting lowcost/ free vaccination clinics for healthy dogs in Milan/Grants on Sunday, November 5 at Kearns Field (1500 Stanley Road, Milan). The clinic will run from 9am to 1pm.

“We recognize that these communities don’t always have the resources they need to keep their pets healthy,” said Angela Cerci, Founder and Executive Director of RezDawg Rescue. “By providing these services, we can help stem the spread of transmittable diseases and provide better outcomes for these animals.”

To serve as many pets as possible, RezDawg will operate a drive-through service to help keep the wait times to a minimum and reduce the stress on the animals. Pets should be kept in cars and leashed until it’s their turn.

With limited resources in the area, RezDawg is partnering with a licensed veterinarian to bring the clinic to Milan/Grants. The clinic will provide free distemper/ parvo vaccinations to all dogs and free FVRCP vaccinations to all cats. Other vaccinations will be available at a nominal fee, including Rabies and Bordetella/Kennel Cough, as well as Microchipping services. All services are available for cash payment only. Pet owners are encouraged to bring existing vaccination records with them, if available.

About RezDawg Rescue

RezDawg Rescue works with communities in the Four Corners Region of the southwest to save homeless pets through transport, fosterage, veterinary treatment, and adoption. We also provide mobile spay/neuter clinics and vaccination clinics, as well as outreach in collaboration with indigenous and rural communities. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit animal welfare organization, we rely on the generous support of individual contributors, corporate sponsors, and hard-working volunteers to continue our work. https://www.rezdawgrescue. org.

Owners with healthy dogs & cats are encouraged to attend the clinics to help protect their pets against deadly infections