Located in the Shenandoah Clubhouse at Turning Stone Resort Casino.

Speech is open to the public, seating for the luncheon is limited.

Please RSVP by May 13th
315.798.5800 or acarroll@oneidacountyNY.gov

Oneida County Health Department

Appointments are required. To register for this clinic, call (315) 798-5064 or sign up at oneidacountyny.gov/rabies.

Keep your pets safe and healthy by keeping up to date with rabies vaccinations.

• Dogs and cats need to be vaccinated at 3 months old, 1 year later, and then once every 3 years.
• NYS Public Health Law requires all cats, dogs, and ferrets to be vaccinated against rabies by 4 months old, and regular booster shots even if they stay indoors.
• Pets will receive a 1-year certificate if no proof of prior rabies vaccination is shown.
• Ferrets must be vaccinated every year.
• Dogs, cats, and ferrets must be on a leash, or in a carrier.
• No exams will be given.
• A $10 donation per pet is requested to help with costs.

Learn More

Oneida County Health Department

Appointments are required. To register for this clinic, call (315) 798-5064 or sign up at oneidacountyny.gov/rabies.

Keep your pets safe and healthy by keeping up to date with rabies vaccinations.

• Dogs and cats need to be vaccinated at 3 months old, 1 year later, and then once every 3 years.
• NYS Public Health Law requires all cats, dogs, and ferrets to be vaccinated against rabies by 4 months old, and regular booster shots even if they stay indoors.
• Pets will receive a 1-year certificate if no proof of prior rabies vaccination is shown.
• Ferrets must be vaccinated every year.
• Dogs, cats, and ferrets must be on a leash, or in a carrier.
• No exams will be given.
• A $10 donation per pet is requested to help with costs.

Learn More

Oneida County Health Department

Appointments are required. To register for this clinic, call (315) 798-5064 or sign up at oneidacountyny.gov/rabies.

Keep your pets safe and healthy by keeping up to date with rabies vaccinations.

• Dogs and cats need to be vaccinated at 3 months old, 1 year later, and then once every 3 years.
• NYS Public Health Law requires all cats, dogs, and ferrets to be vaccinated against rabies by 4 months old, and regular booster shots even if they stay indoors.
• Pets will receive a 1-year certificate if no proof of prior rabies vaccination is shown.
• Ferrets must be vaccinated every year.
• Dogs, cats, and ferrets must be on a leash, or in a carrier.
• No exams will be given.
• A $10 donation per pet is requested to help with costs.

Learn More