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Free rabies vaccination campaign targets 25,000 dogs and cats nationwide
The Veterinary Services Department has urged all pet owners to ensure that their dogs and cats receive annual rabies vaccinations as a key measure to prevent the spread of the disease.” According to the Department, pet owners will be required to pay the prescribed fees after the free vaccination period ends.
The Veterinary Services Department of the Ministry of Food and Agriculture has commenced a nationwide campaign to provide free rabies vaccinations for 25,000 dogs and cats in identified high-risk areas.
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