HOUSTON (KIAH) – Houston Petset is a local nonprofit organization working to end the homeless animal crisis in Houston. That's why tomorrow, February 3, 2024, from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m., we will be offering a free service to our community for pet owners looking to microchip and vaccinate their dogs and cats. It's a schedule.
This event will be held at the Sunnyside Multi-Service Center located at 4410 Reed Road. The staff at Houston Petset offers Petco Love microchip, rabies, and other vaccines. A pet owner can bring her up to five animals, which can be safely controlled around other animals on a leash or in a carrier.
Houston city ordinance requires anyone who owns or owns a dog or cat over the age of 4 months to register, vaccinate against rabies, and microchip their pet annually. It is being Learn more about the code here.
“Microchipping and vaccinations are not just legal requirements, they are important steps to ensure the safety and well-being of your pet. Microchips can be a lifeline and help reunite lost pets with their families. Vaccinations protect pets from preventable diseases. By taking these simple but impactful steps, we can ensure that all animals are cared for, protected, and have loving homes. We can work together to build a community of opportunity,” said Tama Lundquist, co-president of Houston Petset and animal advocate.
Vaccines and microchips will be distributed by appointment only. To register, please visit this link to register your pet.
