Free pet vaccine, microchip clinic planned in Okanogan

OKANOGAN — Team Okanogan Animal Rescue will host a free vaccine and microchip clinic for dogs and cats Saturday, June 13 at the Okanogan Grange Hall, offering preventive veterinary services to pet owners in Okanogan County.

The clinic is scheduled from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the grange hall, 305 Tyee St. Services will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis, and no appointments are required.

The clinic will offer rabies vaccinations for cats and dogs 12 weeks and older, FVRCP vaccinations for cats 6 weeks and older, DAPP vaccinations for dogs 8 weeks and older, and microchipping. Services will be provided at no cost, although donations will be accepted.

The organization said the clinic is intended to help pet owners who have limited access to affordable veterinary care and to improve animal health and safety throughout the county.

“TOAR is committed to providing essential care to as many pets as possible”,.said Jill Servais, President of TOAR. “This clinic will help protect dogs and cats throughout our community while providing peace of mind to the families who love them. We are incredibly grateful to Okanogan Grange for hosting the event and to CARA Veterinary for serving as sponsor and helping make these lifesaving services possible.”

Pet owners are encouraged to bring any vaccination records available for their animals.

The clinic is part of the organization's broader programs, which include preventive care, spay and neuter services and pet food assistance programs.