As the leaves fall and the holidays get closer, we’re getting our four-legged family ready for cozy season! Morris Animal Refuge is hosting another free vaccine clinic for dogs and cats, so everyone can stay healthy and happy through Thanksgiving and the busy weeks ahead.

Clinic details

Saturday, November 21, 11am to 1pm
The Church of The Holy Trinity, 1904 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA

Services are first come, first served while supplies last, and there is no cost to you.

What we’ll be offering

• Microchips
• Rabies vaccines
• Flea and tick preventatives
• FVRCP vaccines (cats)
• DHPP vaccines (dogs)

Before you come

A few quick reminders will help the clinic run smoothly for you, your pet, and everyone else in line.

• Dogs need to be on a collar or harness with a leash, or in a travel carrier or wire crate.
• Cats need to be in an approved carrier: wire crates, cardboard pet carriers, or plastic travel carriers only. We can’t accept cardboard boxes, plastic totes, cats on leashes or harnesses, or uncontained cats.
• Puppies and kittens: we can’t vaccinate puppies under 6 weeks or kittens under 4 weeks.
• Two pets per adult, please!

Why vaccines matter

Regular vaccines are one of the simplest ways to protect your pet from serious, preventable illness. A microchip gives your pet a better chance of finding their way home if they ever get lost, and flea and tick preventatives keep them comfortable and protected. Healthy pets make for happy homes, and we’re thankful for every person who works to keep their animals safe.

Want to support events like this?

If you don’t need the clinic but still want to help, you can make a donation to Morris Animal Refuge. Clinics like this are made possible by generous people in our community, and every gift helps us provide free vaccines, microchips, and preventative care to pets who need them, and keeps more animals healthy and in the homes that love them.