Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Latest local news, weather and high school sports for Flint and the Tri-cities

Saginaw Animal Shelter holds rabies clinic
Posted: 02.17.2013 at 6:30 PM
Josh Marshall

Josh Marshall is a reporter for NBC25. He studied Broadcast Journalism at West Virginia University.

0
 / Josh Marshall
Photo

SAGINAW -- Saginaw dog owners are lining up for discounted vaccinations to fight off deadly diseases.

They’re also lending a hand to the Saginaw animal shelter's future.

Dog licenses, rabies vaccinations, an inoculation against distemper and parvovirus were offered. The deadline for 2013 dog licenses is February 28th and proof of rabies vaccination is required so residents didn't mind waiting outside for their chance to cash in on today’s savings. The animal shelter says keeping animals up to date is important for both sides.

"In the summer outbreaks can be common. So we are hoping we will have a higher portion of our dogs coming in as strays or surrenders will already be vaccinated," said Saginaw Animal Shelter Director Kevin Wilken.

March second the Saginaw animal shelter is kicking off their new weekend hours with an adoption event that will have their director in a dog cage until all animals are adopted or the close of business.

Popular Stories
Thumbnail
Local teen driver kills 60 year old woman
Joel Feick  |  Today at 9:01 AM  |  4 comments
Thumbnail
NBC25 takes power hit
Yesterday at 10:43 PM  |  33 comments
Thumbnail
State senate passes school dissolution legislation; bill headed to Governor Snyder
NBC25 Newsroom  |  Today at 6:57 PM  |  2 comments
Follow miNBC News
Get news and weather notifications on your phone by downloading the iPhone or Android app below
Sign up to get alerts and updates for breaking news, severe weather, and deals:
submit
ADVERTISEMENT
Special Features
Junction Valley Railroad News & Savings
Get deals & events right in your email!
Muffler Man Coupons
Get discounts right in your email!
Buy a DVD
Order a copy of a recent NBC25 News broadcast.
Like us on Facebook
Join the converstation now!
ADVERTISEMENT