Baton Rouge, LA – The Southern University Ag
Center will host a disaster relief wellness clinic
for dogs and cats on Sept. 12 from 3 p.m. – 7 p.m. in the Center’s parking lot
located on 181 B. A. Little Drive.
The clinic, which will be operated by Renita Woods-Marshall, DVM, SU Ag
Center; Gary Simon, SU Baton Rouge campus; SU Agricultural Science students and
SU Alum Tyra Davis Brown, DVM, is being held to ensure the health of animals
affected by the recent historic flood. According to globalanimal.org, more than
600 animals were rescued from the Louisiana flood waters.
The event will provide free physical exams, annual and rabies vaccines,
information on flea and tick prevention, deworming and food samples. Microchip
implants will also be available for a minimal cost.
This event is sponsored by the SU Ag Center, SU College of Agriculture,
Hammond Animal Hospital and Pet Lodge, Merial, Zoetis, Ceva Animal Health,
Boehringer Ingelheim, and Virbac.
For additional
information, contact the Southern University Ag Center at 225-771-2242.
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