08/11/2026
‼️Mark your calendars for the upcoming rabies clinic in Syracuse‼️
Aaaand that's a wrap! 😍 There was a great turnout. If you missed today's clinic, stay tuned for our posts about the September 24th clinic.
📣 🗣️ It's FREE and it saves pets' lives!
The next Onondaga County Health Department rabies clinic is:
* Thursday, August 20, 5 - 7 p.m.
* Bob Cecile Community Center
* 174 W. Seneca Turnpike, Syracuse
😁 Appointments are always appreciated and so are donations. But walk-ins are welcome and the vaccination is free.
😁 Make your online appointment here:
https://ochdrabiesclinic.as.me/schedule/d0ede0db/appointment/31137429
☎️ Have questions? Call 315-435-3165
* Bring proof of your cat or dog's previous rabies vaccination to receive a certificate good for three years.
* It's your pet's first rabies vaccination? YAY! for bringing your fur baby. You'll receive a certificate requiring a booster vaccination in one year. After that 1-year booster, vaccinations are required every three years.
* Ferrets must be vaccinated annually.
🙏 Please have your pet securely leashed/harnessed or in a secure carrier.
Don't miss this chance to protect your precious furbaby from deadly but preventable rabies. (Plus, it's New York State law!)
So far this year in Onondaga County, two bats and one raccoon have tested positive for rabies. There have been no reported human cases of rabies during this time period.
Fixing to Help assists with the cost of the surgery appointment for pets of Onondaga County residents with verified low incomes.
⭐️ Please tell your friends and family 🗣👥🐕🦺🐈⬛🐕🐈💞