Schuyler County: Free pet clinic for veterans, military & first responders

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According to a release from the Humane Society of Schuyler County, they will be holding the free wellness clinic on Saturday, October 3, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Humane Society’s location at 124 Marina Drive in Montour Falls.

The clinic is open to all military personnel, veterans and first responders, with no income or county residency requirements. This includes active military service members, veterans, law enforcement personnel, including local and state police and sheriff’s departments, firefighters both volunteer and career, ambulance drivers for both non-profit and for-profit organizations and Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs) both volunteer and paid.

The clinic welcomes animals, emotional support animals and companion animals, with services available for both dogs and cats, including essential preventative and wellness services at no cost such as vaccinations, microchipping, flea, tick and heartworm testing, deworming and basic skin and ear care.

To ensure the quickest and most effective service, the Humane Society encourages participants to register in advance online.

Schuyler County hosts Rabies Clinic September 18

The next Schuyler County Rabies clinic will be: Thursday, September, 2025 from 6 PM to 7:30 PM at the at the Shared Services Building, 910 S Decatur Street in Watkins Glen.

Clinics are free, but donations are accepted.

It is New York State law that all dogs, cats, and domestic ferrets be vaccinated against rabies after they reach the age of 4 months. Animals must remain up to date on rabies vaccination at all times.

Rabies is a serious virus of all mammals with no known cure. It causes neurological degeneration that ultimately leads to the death of the infected person or animal. Luckily, Rabies can be prevented with vaccination.

For more information, click here.

Schuyler County hosts Rabies Clinic May 17th

The next Schuyler County Rabies clinic will be: Saturday, May 17, 2025 10:00 am – 11:00 am, at the Reading Town Barn, Reading Center, New York.

Clinics are free, but donations are accepted.

It is New York State law that all dogs, cats, and domestic ferrets be vaccinated against rabies after they reach the age of 4 months. Animals must remain up to date on rabies vaccination at all times.

Rabies is a serious virus of all mammals with no known cure. It causes neurological degeneration that ultimately leads to the death of the infected person or animal. Luckily, Rabies can be prevented with vaccination.

For more information, click here.

Schuyler County rabies clinic to be held September 19

Schuyler County Public Health will be holding a Rabies Clinic on Thursday, September 19th from 6 PM to 7:30 PM.

6:00 pm-6:45 pm: Cat and ferrets only

6:45 pm-7:30 pm: Dogs, cats, and ferrets

The clinic will be held at the Shared Services Building (910 S Decatur Street in Watkins Glen).

More information can be found here.

Schuyler County hosts rabies clinic

The next Schuyler County Rabies clinic will be: Saturday, February 24, 2024 10:00 am - 12:00 pm, at the Shared Services Building 910 S. Decatur Street, Watkins Glen, NY.

Clinics are free, but donations are accepted.

It is New York State law that all dogs, cats, and domestic ferrets be vaccinated against rabies after they reach the age of 4 months. Animals must remain up to date on rabies vaccination at all times.

Other clinics are scheduled for later in 2024.

For more information, click here.

Schuyler County announces rabies clinic for cats and ferrets

Please see attached the flyer for our next rabies clinic being held September 1st from 6-7 pm at the Shared Services Building in Watkins Glen. The clinic is for cats and ferrets only. Registration is required by August 28th.

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Schuyler County hosts Rabies Clinic February 6

Watkins Glen—Schuyler County officials will be hosting a rabies clinic on February 6 at the Shared Services Building, 910 S. Decatur Street, Watkins Glen, New York. The clinic will run from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm in the evening.

Vaccination is free of charge, but donations are appreciated.

Rabies is a serious virus of all mammals with no known cure. It causes neurological degeneration that ultimately leads to the death of the infected person or animal. Luckily, Rabies can be prevented with vaccination, and New York State requires by law the compulsory vaccination of all domestic dogs, cats and ferrets for the safety of the public. Compliance with Rabies Vaccination Laws is monitored by the New York State Department Of Health.

For more information, click here.

Schuyler County hosts Rabies Clinic February 7

Watkins Glen—Schuyler County officials will be hosting a rabies clinic on February 7 at the Shared Services Building, 910 S. Decatur Street, Watkins Glen, New York. The clinic will run from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm in the evening.

Vaccination is free of charge, but donations are appreciated.

Rabies is a serious virus of all mammals with no known cure. It causes neurological degeneration that ultimately leads to the death of the infected person or animal. Luckily, Rabies can be prevented with vaccination, and New York State requires by law the compulsory vaccination of all domestic dogs, cats and ferrets for the safety of the public. Compliance with Rabies Vaccination Laws is monitored by the New York State Department Of Health.

For more information, click here.