All vaccine prices are effective starting June 24, 2023.
Thanks to a generous grant from PetcoLove, Distemper/Parvovirus (DA2PPV) vaccinations are currently available at no cost to attendees of the Foothills Animal Shelter vaccination clinic.
Effective Monday, October 16, all available cats and found will be relocated to our Community Room as our Cat Adoption Center undergoes renovations. During this time, our Vaccine Clinic will be providing services only to dogs until further notice. We apologize for any inconvenience.
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Rabies Vaccination
The vaccine given for both one-year and three-year rabies is the same. The length of time between vaccinations depends on the expiration date of their previous vaccine. We do need to view the previous vaccination certificate (a tag is unfortunately not sufficient proof) to validate that a rabies vaccine will be good for three years. If your pet was previously vaccinated at Foothills Animal Shelter and you do not have a copy of that paperwork, please email [email protected] or call 303-278-7575 before arriving at the Vaccine Clinic to obtain a copy of your rabies certificate.
All rabies vaccines are good for three years unless your pet meets one of the following qualifications. In these instances, your pet will need to receive its second vaccine within one year from the initial vaccination date:
If the animal has been vaccinated before against rabies and is getting a booster within one month of the due date for the booster and you can provide the certificate proving the expiration date, then it will be a three-year vaccine.
GOOD TO KNOW: We will have a limited supply of pet food available, free-of-charge, at our weekly clinics. Food will be set up outside for you to take.