Hamilton Township to host rabies vaccination clinic

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Hamilton Township is set to hold its final free rabies immunization clinic of the year for residents’ dogs and cats.

The clinic is scheduled for 5 to 7 p.m. Sept. 10 at the McManimon Township Building, 320 Scully Ave., Hamilton Township.

The clinic is open to pets of Hamilton Township residents only; proof of residency is required.

For residents utilizing this service, all dogs must be leashed. As a safety precaution, dogs should be muzzled, if necessary. All cats must arrive in a carrier.

The New Jersey Department of Health Policy requires the immunization of dogs every 2 years, even if the inoculation is good for a 3 year period.

More information is online at hamiltonnj.com.

CE-Hamilton

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