The mobile clinic brings these services into the neighborhood at a convenient location.
Pet owners in areas served by the Vets on Wheels program traditionally lack regular access to veterinary services and may struggle to secure transportation to far-away clinics. Even relatively minor procedures can go a long way to keeping your pet healthy and happy.”
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“Services available at the clinic, as noted, are completely free of charge and can be completed right on site. “By bringing these services directly into the community, the AWA is helping pet owners to care for their animals while also minimizing the spread of canine and feline disease and illness,” said County Commissioner Jonathan Young. These events are open to all city residents. The Vets on Wheels program, supported by the Camden County Board of County Commissioners, works in underserved communities to deliver a variety of pet care outreach services to residents. on Wednesday, May 19, the clinic will offer free, on-site vaccinations and pet food to pet owners at Von Nieda Park. AWA is South Jersey’s leader in progressive companion animal care.(Voorhees, NJ) – The Animal Welfare Association is bringing its Vets on Wheels mobile clinic back to Camden City this week. Through a variety of programs including adoptions, veterinary services, pet therapy, and humane education. AWA is dedicated to eliminating animal suffering, promoting the importance of the human-animal bond, and improving the role of animals in the well-being of people. Īnimal Welfare Association, a private, non-profit, 501(c)3 animal welfare organization, serves the people and animals of southern New Jersey.
For more information about this promotion please call AWA’s Pet Clinic at 85.įor more information about Animal Welfare Association, please visit. After 200 free microchips are provided, Camden County residents will be offered the same discounted rate for microchips at $20 each up to 200 additional microchips.īeginning on Monday, July 12 th residents can come out to one of AWA’s Wellness Vaccine Clinics which are held on Mondays from 10am to 2pm (walk-in), Tuesdays from 3pm to 7pm (appointment only – sign-up via ) and select Saturdays from 8am to 11:30am (walk-in).ĪWA’s Pet Clinic is located at 509 Centennial Blvd., Voorhees, NJ 08043. Out of county residents can take advantage of a reduced rate of $20 per microchip (regularly $35) for their pets, at AWA’s Pet Clinic. ID is required to show eligibility of being a county resident and there is a limit of two microchips per household. “Lost dogs turned into a shelter that were reunited with their families are 52% with microchipped dogs and is only 22% for non-microchipped dogs, which makes them worth getting to help identify your pet if they ever became lost.”Ĭamden County residents can go to any of AWA’s Pet Clinic during their Wellness Vaccine Clinic times (confusing) and request a free microchip while supplies last. “This is a wonderful opportunity that the Camden County Commissioners were able to support this year, especially in July during Lost Pet Prevention Month,” says Maya Richmond, Executive Director of Animal Welfare Association. Thanks to the support of the Camden County Commissioners, the Animal Welfare Association Pet Clinic is providing 200 free microchips to Camden County residents who request them at AWA’s Pet Vaccine Clinic Days. Voorhees, NJ – If your pet is ever lost, a microchip will help reunite you with your furry family member. Animal Welfare Association is Providing Free Microchips to Pets of Camden County Residents
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