WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE, Ohio — The Fayette Regional Humane Society (FRHS) is pleased to announce that 289 Fayette County animals were vaccinated this summer through its free vaccine clinic, generously sponsored by the PetCo Foundation.

Due to the community’s positive feedback and the ongoing need for accessible veterinary care, FRHS will launch a new Wellness Wednesdays initiative. Beginning on Oct. 2, the free clinic will be held every Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the FRHS Animal Care and Adoption Center at 4 Commerical Ave. in Washington C.H. No appointment is necessary.

The free vaccines include the annual FVRCP vaccine for cats and the DHPP vaccine for dogs. In addition to these, other services are available at an additional cost:

Rabies Vaccine – $15

Microchip – $30

Flea Treatment – $15

Bordetella Vaccine – $20

While PetCo is providing the FVRCP and DHPP vaccines free of charge, FRHS will request an administrative donation of $5 per animal. This donation helps cover costs associated with staffing, health records, syringes, needles, personal protective equipment (PPE), and necessary documentation.

Wellness Wednesdays offer local pet owners an affordable way to ensure their pets are up-to-date on essential vaccinations, contributing to the overall health and safety of the community.

For more information on adoption or how to support the Fayette Regional Humane Society, please visit its website at www.fayetteregionalhumane.org – visit its Animal Care and AdoptionCenter at 4 Commercial Ave. in Washington C.H., or call at 740-335-8126.

About the Fayette Regional Humane Society:

The Fayette Regional Humane Society is a nonprofit organization committed to championing the welfare of animals. Its core mission revolves around rescuing animals in distress, offering care for homeless pets, and advocating for the vital causes of adoption and spay/neuter initiatives. Operating within the Fayette County region, FRHS extends its services to encompass spay/neuter procedures, support for community cats, adoption programs, basic medical assistance, and humane law enforcement efforts. To learn more about The Fayette Regional Humane Society and its ongoing endeavors, please visit fayetteregionalhumane.org.