rabies

The Chenango county Department of Public Health has scheduled rabies clinics for the month of July. Two will be held... The first is July 16th at the Coventry Town garage from 5:30-6:30 PM and the second will be at the New Berlin Fire Station on July 18th from 7-8PM...

The Chenango County Department of Public Health will hold two rabies clinics this week for dogs, cats and domesticated ferrets.  The clinics are free, but donations are gratefully accepted. Both clinics will be held Thursday, June 20th...

If your dog, cat or domesticated ferret is not vaccinated against rabies, there will be a couple of opportunities this month to take advantage of free clinics in Chenango County. Both will take place on Thursday, June 23rd. One is at the Sherburne Fire station from 5:30-7:00 PM...

There will one more free rabies clinic this month for cats, dogs and domesticated ferrets. While these clinics are free, donations are gratefully accepted.  The final clinic this month will be held at the McDonough Town Barn Tuesday, May 21st from 5:30-6:30 PM...

The Chenango County Department of Public Health has announced May dates for rabies clinics in the county. These clinics are for dogs, cats and domesticated ferrets. NY State law requires all dogs, cats and ferrets to receive immunization against rabies no later than 4 months of age, and NYS Ag and Markets requires dogs to be licensed at 4 months of age...

Here a a few upcoming county events you might be interested in attending. First, the Chenango County Dept. of Public Health has one more free rabies clinic this month for dogs, cats and domesticated ferrets. It will take place Tuesday, April 30th at the Smyrna Fire Station from 5:30-6:30...

The Chenango County Department of Public Health will hold more rabies clinics in April for dogs, cats and domesticated ferrets. NY State law requires these pets to receive immunization against rabies no later than 4 months of age, and NY State Ag and Markets requires dogs to be licensed at 4 months also...

Two signs that we are getting closer to spring....first, the Chenango County Department of Public Health is holding their first rabies clinic of 2013. This is a free clinic for dogs, cats and domesticated ferrets. Donations are gratefully accepted...

Chenango County Department of Public Health is offering up another opportunity for are dog, cat, and domesticated ferret owners to get your pets vaccinated against rabies. The next clinic will be held this Saturday, December 8th at the Norwich Fire House from 9:30-11:30...

Reminder that NY State Public Health Rabies Law requires that all dogs, cats, and domesticated ferrets receive immunization against rabies no later than 4 months of age. To help out, the Chenango County Department of Public Health will hold free rabies clinics throughout the winter and spring...