Low cost vaccination clinic planned Feb. 10 - Brainerd Dispatch

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DEERWOOD -- A low cost vaccination clinic sponsored by the Minnesota Humane Society will be noon to 5 p.m. Feb. 10 at the Deerwood Auditorium, 23770 Forest Road, Deerwood.

The veterinarian will be Dr. Stahl of Iron Range Veterinary Clinic.

Exams will be $7. Rabies vaccination will be $5 and distemper combo will be $8 with both vaccines requiring an exam.

For those interested, contact Minnesota Humane Society at info@mnhumane.org to schedule an appointment by Thursday, Feb. 6. Appointments only. No walk-ins accepted. Limited space available.

People must meet income requirements or receive public assistance to be eligible.



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