
Yakima Humane Society Vaccination In Sunnyside!
For many people (like my wife and I), our pets are our children.
The little furry life that we’re responsible for, care for, and for many, wouldn’t know what to do with ourselves if they weren’t around.
You don’t quite realize how much you care for a pet until an illness sets in.
I don’t want to go into a lot of details, but my little dog was recently diagnosed with heart issues. It’s horrible, but it is a part of life.
There is nothing different we could have done to prevent this, but we’re getting him the help he needs now, and that is what is important.
When it comes to preventative care, the Yakima Humane Society is there to help where they can, and that’s by offering vaccines.
Yakima Humane Society September Vaccine Event
The Yakima Humane Society will hold a Vaccine Event in Sunnyside, Washington, on September 6th!
This is a DOG VACCINE EVENT ONLY.
If your dog needs a vaccination, bring your pooch to 1521 S 1st St. in Sunnyside, Washington, from 10 am to 3 pm.
Available Vaccines:
Rabies: $20
Canine 1-DAPPV: $15
Bordetella: $15
Microchip: $25
If you have any concerns or questions, contact your veterinarian or reach out to the Yakima Humane Society.
Want To Help Out The Yakima Humane Society?
Everything from donations of money, food, and supplies to even time is needed!
Helping those who help out the valley’s 4 legged friends is a lot of work.
Anything you can do is welcome. For more information on helping out and donating, click here.

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