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Rabies Vaccinations

Rabies is a viral infection that is fatal to humans. The rabies virus is contained in the saliva and nervous tissue of rabid animals. Human post-exposure treatment consists of a dose of rabies immune globulin administered as soon as possible ("day zero"). Click for more info.

Vaccination Clinics for dogs, cats and ferrets

 
PET CARE

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
Animal Bite Reports/ Questions
TCHD Environmental Health Div.
274-6688
Wild or Unidentified Animal Bites
Evenings and Weekends
274-6600
Medical Questions
Personal Physician or TCHD
274-6688
Dog Warden
SPCA
257-1822
Nuisance Wildlife Control
A list of licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Officers is available on request
274-6688

Free rabies vaccination clinics for dogs, cats and ferrets

State law requires all dogs, cats and ferrets older than 4 months to have valid, current rabies vaccination. TCHD Environmental Health Division provides free vaccination clinics at convenient locations throughout Tompkins County.

Do not take chances! Keep vaccinations up-to-date. For more info, see:
What Pet Owners Need to Know About Rabies Vaccinations in NYS (1 page PDF download from NYSDOH)

 

Sponsored by:
Tompkins County Health Department
Environmental Health Division
Phone: (607) 274-6688

 
All Clinics 7:00–9:00 p.m.

Fall 2010  |  Winter 2010  |  Spring 2010  |
  Download driving directions to clinic sites (PDF, 78KB)  

FALL 2010
Town Location Day Date
Newfield School Bus Garage Wednesday September 22
Groton Fire Station Thursday September 23
Caroline Highway Garage Wednesday September 29
Trumansburg School Bus Garage Thursday September 30
Ithaca Central Fire Station Wednesday October 6
WINTER 2011
Town Location Day Date
Ithaca Tompkins County SPCA Wednesday January 19
7:00–9:00 p.m.
 
SPRING 2011
Town Location Day Date
T-Lansing Central Fire Station Wednesday TBA
T-Danby Fire Station Thursday TBA
T-Dryden Tompkins Co. SPCA Wednesday TBA
T-Enfield Town Highway Garage Thursday TBA
T-Ithaca Town Highway Garage Wednesday TBA

NOTE: All vaccinations are valid for 1 year without a copy of a vaccination certificate for each pet. Proof of prior vaccination required for vaccination to be good for more than 1 year.

For further information on rabies Click here

For questions or additional information contact the Environmental Health Division at (607) 274–6688

 

Tompkins County Health Department - 55 Brown Road - Ithaca, New York 14850
Brenda Grinnell Crosby - Interim Public Health Director 
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