Anti-rabies vaccination campaign for dogs and cats begins this Monday (20) in Ipatinga Disclosure The anti-rabies vaccination campaign for dogs and cats began this Monday (20) in Ipatinga. Immunization will be carried out in different neighborhoods of the city using a mobile unit, in addition to services at the Zoonosis Control Center (CCZ). According to the city hall, vaccination aims to prevent rabies, a disease that can be transmitted to animals and humans. ? Click here to follow the g1 Vales channel on WhatsApp In the first week of the campaign, the vaccination car will be in the following locations, from 8am to 3pm: Monday (20): Alto Veneza II – Praça Marília; Tuesday (21): Alto Veneza I; Wednesday (22): Parque das Águas and Alto Planalto; Thursday (23): Alto Jardim Panorama; Friday (24): Alto Caravelas.
Anti-rabies vaccination campaign for dogs and cats begins this Monday (20) in Ipatinga
Anti-rabies vaccination campaign for dogs and cats begins this Monday (20) in Ipatinga Disclosure The anti-rabies vaccination campaign for dogs and cats began this Monday (20) in Ipatinga. Immunization will be carried...
In addition to the mobile unit, the Zoonosis Control Center will operate extended hours until 6pm between July 20th and 24th to administer the vaccine. The City Hall informed that the campaign will be carried out in stages, covering different regions of the municipality. The schedule for the coming weeks will be published on the official channels of the municipal administration. The vaccine is free and intended for dogs and cats. The guidance is that guardians follow the vaccination schedule and take the animals to the service points on the scheduled dates. READ ALSO: Building partially collapses and leaves injured in Governador Valadares Accident with four dead, AI investigation and rain damage: see the most read of the week PM seizes R$213,000, arrests couple and finds baby alone at home in Governador Valadares Videos from the East and Northeast of Minas Gerais See other news from the region at g1 Vales de Minas Gerais.
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