SPCA of Northern Nevada helping host vaccine and microchip clinic for area pets

RENO, Nev. (KOLO) – This weekend, the SPCA of Northern Nevada and several other organizations will be hosting a free drive-through vaccine and microchip clinic for pets in northern Nevada.

They, Heal House Call Veterinarian, and Dave and the Cheryl Duffield Foundation will host the clinic on Sept. 29 at the Reno Livestock Events Center from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Free vaccines and microchips will be available for dogs and cats. It will be open to all northern Nevada residents with proof of residency.

Rabies, DAPP, and FVRCP vaccines will all be available.

The clinic will operate on a first-come first served basis for up to 1,000 pets. Dogs must be kept on leashes and cats must be kept in carriers. Participants will be asked to enter through Gate 2 on Wells Ave, remain in their cars and follow the instructions provided by staff.

“There is currently a lot of need in northern Nevada and animal welfare is only successful through collaborative partnerships,” said Jill Vacchina Dobbs, Executive Director at SPCA-NN. “SPCA of Northern Nevada is grateful for our extraordinary partners working with us to provide 1,000 pets with free core vaccines and microchips! Together, we are all committed to helping people be the best pet parents they can be!”

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