HACKETTSTOWN, NJ — Hackettstown pet parents can get their dogs and cats vaccinated against rabies for free at an upcoming town clinic.
The Town of Hackettstown will hold its Free Rabies Clinic Nov. 7 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Miller Street Firehouse, 101 Miller Street. Licensed veterinarians will provide the vaccinations at no cost.
The clinic is open to all, and no appointment is needed, according to the town. Dogs must be leashed, while cats must be kept in carriers.
The township encouraged residents to "protect your pets and your community."
For more information, residents can contact Mary Matusewicz at administration@hackettstown.net or 908-852-3130, ext. 143.
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