Upcoming affordable vaccination and spay/neuter clinics

September 28, 10:13 PMNew Orleans Pet Services ExaminerKelly Jason

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Spread the word about these upcoming clinics.

1. 1) The Sula Foundation, an organization dedicated to fostering responsible pit bull ownership, is offering a low-cost vaccination clinic this Saturday, October 3, at The Freret Street Market uptown. For pit bulls, the cost for complete vaccinations is $15 (including rabies, bordetella, and distemper). For all other breeds, it’s still a very low $45. If your pet is not yet altered, please make an appointment for a FREE spay/neuter surgery there.
   
   When: Saturday, 3 October noon – 5:00pm
   Where: Freret Street Market. Look for the clinic van on Cadiz St. between Freret and South Robertson.
   Contact: info@sulafoundation.com

1. 2) Dr. A.J. Hall’s traveling clinic offers affordable vaccinations in the area nearly every weekend at a local PetCo store. Bring your dog, cat, or ferret. Dog vaccination packs are $38; cat packs cost $36. Kitten and puppy vaccinations are the same price, respectively, and include deworming treatments. Other services include heartworm testing, microchipping, and flea and heartworm preventatives at a discount.
   
   The New Orleans area locations and dates/times are as follows:
   Harvey PetCo, 1629 Westbank Expressway #E, 504-362-6711
   Saturday, 10 October from 2:30pm – 4:00pm
   
   New Orleans PetCo, 5300 Tchoupitoulas St., 504-899-6122
   Saturday, 10 October from 5:30pm – 7:00pm
   
   Metairie PetCo, 3520 Veterans Memorial Blvd, 504-454-0468
   Saturday, 17 October from 9:00am – 11:00am
   
   Kenner PetCo, 3500 Williams Blvd, 504-469-1880
   Saturday, 17 October from 1:30pm - 3:30pm
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Things to know before you go: All animals must be leashed or in carriers. Appointments are not necessary but, if your pet is the anxious sort, arrive early to avoid a long wait. Keep in mind that these are vaccination clinics only. If your pet is in need of a check-up or emergency care, please make a separate appointment with your regular veterinarian.