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Vaccine clinics : The Broome County Health Department and Front Street Dog Shelter Alliance will sponsor rabies clinics.

They only a $5 donation per animal suggested, from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Maine town garage, Ellis Payne Road; from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 13 at Otsiningo Park, near the pavilion, Town of Dickinson. Pets must be under the control of their owners. Proof of previous vaccination is necessary to be effective for a three-year period or it will be considered a first-time vaccination effective for one year. Information: 778-2493.

Microchip Clinic

* The Front Street Dog Shelter will hold a Home Again Microchip Clinic from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday, Sept. 13 at the pavilion at Otsiningo Park, Town of Dickinson. Registration fee: $35. Information: 778-2493.

Free checkups

* The Binghamton Animal Clinic, located at 164 Main St., Binghamton, offers a complimentary exam for new pets for the first week after purchase. Pet owners must bring this announcement and proof of purchase.

* The Veterinary Medical Center, located at 373 Hooper Road, Endwell, offers a free health checkup for all new puppies and kittens within the first week of purchase. Owners must present this announcement at time of checkup. Information: 748-7489.

* The Endwell Animal Hospital offers a courtesy puppy and kitten health exam within two weeks of purchase. For an appointment, call 754-9160.

Spay/neuter programs

* Animal Care Council can help you make a difference in pet overpopulation through its SNAP program (Spay-Neuter Assistance Program). The council offers a reduced-cost spay/neuter program for any cat that needs to be altered, including any strays you may be feeding. Details: Call 786-SPAY (7729).

* Chenango County SPCA SNAP (Spay-Neuter Assistance Program) is looking for tax-deductible donations to assist with the cost of spaying and neutering pets in Chenango County. Leave redeemable bottles and cans anytime at the new bottle shed at the CCSPCA in Norwich. Donations may be sent to: CCSPCA SNAP, Attn.: Diane Troxell, Program Coordinator, P.O. Box 369, Oxford, NY, 13830. Information: 334-9724 or 843-9538.

* Project PAW also offers a low-cost spay/neuter program, available to qualifying pet owners. Details: Call 724-2241.

* Stray Haven offers a stray cat package and a low-income price. Contact: 565-2859.

Source: http://www.pressconnects.com

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