🩺 FREE Pet Vaccine & Microchip Clinic – October 18 🩺

When: Saturday, October 18 • 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Where: Union Point Fire Station, 4700 Lamb Ave, Union Point, GA 30669

Dogs and Cats Only 🐶🐱

What You Need to Know:

🕓 The Clinic is “First Come, First Served”

No appointments are available for this clinic. Vaccines and microchips will be provided to pets in the order they arrive, while supplies last.

We suggest arriving around the start of the event rather than waiting until the end, as vaccine quantities are limited. When you arrive, please remain in your vehicle; our volunteers will come to you for check-in and service.

💉 Only Vaccines and Microchips Will Be Provided

Vaccines available include:

• Rabies,
• Bordetella
• DAPP
• FVRCP

Please note that this event is limited to these services only — no other medical care or spay/neuter procedures will be available. However, if you’re interested in low-cost spay/neuter options, our team can schedule a future appointment for you at our clinic.

🚗 What to Do When You Arrive

If traveling from GA-12, turn onto Boyd Street and pull into the Union Point Fire Station lot. Follow event signage and staff instructions to enter the line safely.

This is a drive-thru style clinic, so please stay in your vehicle with your pets at all times. Our volunteers will handle check-in and guide you through the process.

⚠️ All Pets Must Be Restrained

For everyone’s safety, all pets must arrive properly restrained, either on leashes or in secure carriers. We cannot accommodate feral or unowned community cats at this event. Pets that are overly reactive or unsafe to handle may be declined for care, so please plan accordingly and consider using a basket muzzle if needed.

🐾 Who Can Come & How Many Pets per Household

This free clinic is open to residents of the LOHS Service Area, which includes:

• Greene County
• Putnam County
• Baldwin County
• Hancock County
• Morgan County
• Taliaferro County

Each household may bring up to three pets, and all pets must be at least three months old to receive vaccinations.

If you have any questions, you can email Lake Oconee Humane Society at lohs@loshpets.org or call us at 706-454-1508.