*The above specials may be redeemed during the designated months and normal operating hours at Animal Care Services.
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Feb
ACS will be hosting a low-cost dog & cat vaccination clinic from 2pm-5pm. Services will be provided by PetShotz.
Pets MUST be on a leash or in a carrier. This event will take place in the ACS Annex building. For more information on vaccination fees and a list of full services available, please contact PetShotz at https://petshotzinc.com
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You've got the mid-week blues....and we've got the fourlegged cure! Waggin' Wednesdays at ACS has got crazy adoption specials you won't believe but they're one day only and first come, first adopted! $15 dogs and puppies, $5 cats and kittens. All ACS adoption policies and processes apply. No holds with the last adoption processed by 6:30pm.
Learn how you can help outdoor community cats using the ONLY method that works!
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ACS will be hosting a low-cost dog & cat vaccination clinic from 10am-2pm. Services will be provided by Wellness on Wheelz. Pets MUST be on a leash or in a carrier. This event will take place in the ACS Annex building. For more information on vaccination fees and a list of full services available, please contact Wellness on Wheels: https://wellnessonwheelz.com
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Mar
Animal Care Services will host a FREE Microchip MANIA event this Friday! Free microchips are available for San Antonio Residents ONLY. Please note, we also offer FREE microchips for SA residents EVERY DAY at Animal Care Services. Non-San Antonio residents may also purchase a microchip for a low-cost of only $5 at our Shelter located at 4710 Highway 151 - not at the Microchip Mania Event.
No appointments are needed and all pets are welcome but residents should ensure their animal companions are leashed or in an appropriate carrier. Animal Care Services implanted microchips include basic lifetime registration and can be updated at any time without charge. The onetime injection is similar to a vaccination and the microchip s no bigger than a grain of rice. Local veterinary clinics and shelters (including ACS) scan animals upon intake with a special handheld device. The pet’s microchip has a unique ID number (similar to a driver’s license number) which can be “read” by this scanner, helping trace the dog or cat back to the owner through their provided contact information.
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