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Protect Your Pets: Palmyra Offers Free Rabies Clinic
There has already been at least one rabid animal located in Burlington County, an official previously told Patch.
PALMYRA — A rabies and microchip clinic for Burlington County pets takes place this weekend, an event organizer told Patch.
Dogs and cats can get a rabies vaccine for free, and dogs can be microchipped for $15, said Lori Genstein, the president and founder of PURRsonal Space Rocks who’s also helping to coordinate and run the event.
“We … are excited for this opportunity to contribute to the community and assist the volunteer committee who work so hard each year,” she said in an interview.
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The clinic, which is open to all Burlington County residents’ pets, will be on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. at Chief Payton I. Flournoy, Sr. Memorial Park in Palmyra, Genstein said.
Proceeds from the event will help support Palmyra's Halloween Parade, she added.
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