Pets and their house owners line up for vaccines in Newburgh

NEWBURGH, Ind. (WEHT) — A low-cost vaccination clinic drew dozens of pet house owners to Newburgh Tuesday morning.

The Warrick Humane Society says fifty pets had been seen by veterinarians in a three-hour interval. We’re instructed a number of of the providers included rabies pictures, micro-chipping and flea therapies.

“They’re very appreciative that we’re doing this for them,” explains Govt Director Lindsey Hagedorn. “A number of vet places of work are so full that they’re not accepting new shoppers, so it makes it very onerous to get your pets in, plus the associated fee financial savings is sweet for everyone.”

Organizers say the clinic provided an reasonably priced different to common vet pricing. The Warrick Humane Society plans to host these clinics as soon as a month till the Summer season.