2008 Free Rabies Clinics - Otsego Co. Dept. of Health
Greater Oneonta Fund for Animal Responsibility

For All Pet Dogs, Cats & Ferrets, compulsory rabies vaccination is required for all dogs and cats in Otsego County.  Every dog and cat three (3) months of age or older is required to be vaccinated.   

2008 Clinic Dates & Places:

April 1 Worcester Town Barn 6-8 pm Dr. Fassett
April 10 Richfield Town Barn 6-8 pm Dr. Lea
May 6 Meadows Office Complex 6-8 pm Dr. Fassett
May 8 Neahwa Park Oneonta 6-8 pm Dr. Joan Puritz
May 14 Edmeston Town Barn 6-8 pm Dr. Johnson
June 10 Meadows Office Complex 6-8 pm Dr. Fassett
June 26 Unadilla Fire Department 6-8 pm Valley Vet Assoc.
July 17 Morris Fire Department 6-8 pm Dr. Joan Puritz
August 7 Neahwa Park Oneonta 6-8 pm Dr. Joan Puritz
September 9 Cherry Valley Town Barn 6-8 pm Dr. Fassett
September 18 Burlington Town Barn 6-8 pm Dr. Lea
October 14 Meadows Office Complex 6-8 pm Dr. Fassett
October 25 Otego Fire Department 6-8 pm Dr. Joan Puritz
December 17 Cooperstown SPCA 4-6 pm Dr. Joan Puritz

Previous rabies vaccination certificate must be presented to receive a 3 year booster (NO EXCEPTIONS).

All dogs and cats that have not been vaccinated should be vaccinated.  The vaccine being used gives 1 year protection for domestic dogs and cats receiving their first vaccination and 3 years protection for domestic cats and dogs receiving a booster.

Domestic dogs and cats receiving their first rabies vaccination must receive a booster rabies vaccination within 1 year.

Domesticated ferrets require vaccination each year.

The rabies vaccination only protects against rabies and does not protect against any other disease or condition.  Ask your veterinarian for further information if you need clarification.

 

ALL PETS MUST BE CONTROLLED BY THEIR OWNER.

DOGS SHOULD BE ON A LEASH AND UNDER PROPER CONTROL.

CATS SHOULD BE IN A BURLAP SACK OR CARRYING CASE.

FERRETS SHOULD BE ON A LEASH OR IN A CARRYING CASE.

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