Free Rabies Clinics By Appointment

For the convenience of local pet owners, Washington Count Public Health continues to hold free rabies clinics that are routinely held from March through November.  There is no charge for the vaccination, however donations are accepted. 

All 2022 Clinics are completed. Check back for the 2023 schedule.

Keep the following in mind if you attend a Rabies Clinic:

• Clinic is By Appointment ONLY and Registration is Required Prior to the clinic.  (Registration dates will be listed on the schedule.)
• Masks are required and should be worn the entire time.
• Do not arrive earlier than 5 minutes before your scheduled appointment time.
• Leave pets in your vehicle until instructed otherwise.
• Have pets relieve themselves before you arrive to the clinic site.
• Proof of their previous vaccination will need to be provided prior to the clinic (Tags do not count as proof of vaccination, you need the paperwork.) Note: You can still register if you don't have the paperwork, however the vaccination will be marked as a 1 year vaccination until you send proof of previous vaccination.  Once proof of previous vaccination is produced, the vaccination record will be changed to a 3 year vaccination.  (See directions on changing certificate below.)
• All pets must be on a leash or in a carrier.
• All dogs and cats should be vaccinated against rabies at 3 months of age and re-vaccinated one year later, then every 3 years thereafter.
• Ferrets should be vaccinated against rabies at 3 months of age and re-vaccinated yearly thereafter. 
• All Rabies clinics are Free and open to the public.  (Donations are accepted.)