Friends of MADACC hosts free vaccine clinic, organizers close early due to demand
By:
CBS 58 Newsroom
Posted: Mar 30, 2024 8:02 PM CST
-
1:23
1-on-1 interview with Denver Broncos guard and Hartford native...
-
1:21
Teen who brought airsoft gun into Kenosha elementary school arrested...
-
3:10
‘I could be priced out’: Milwaukee chef says health care...
-
2:30
Family of victim in east side hit-and-run speak; alleged suspect...
-
2:11
Racine County first responders honored with life-saving awards...
-
3:53
Salvation Army’s Angel Tree program brings holiday cheer to...
-
0:56
Wisconsin Humane Society food pantry struggling with empty shelves
-
1:56
Teen accused of double murder, $25,000 reward offered for his...
-
2:57
Sen. Johnson asks U.S. DOJ to get involved in fake electors case...
-
1:11
Fort Atkinson officers won’t face charges in deadly police...
-
0:44
Wellpoint Care Network celebrates 175 years and hosts 3rd annual...
-
1:18
Glendale man sentenced to 17 years in prison for May 18 homicide
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Friends of MADACC hosted a free vaccine clinic at the Milwaukee Area Domestic Animal Control Commission on Saturday, March 30.
Friends of MADACC sponsored the vaccines, covering the costs of today's vaccinations. The event was held for Milwaukee County residents and about 500 pets came through.
Organizers say they had to close early because of the overwhelming demand.
"This is a well-needed service within the community. We also are handing out food, spay and neuter vouchers for dogs and cats. We want to help people out with their pets, and we don't want finances to be a burden," said Amila Rizvic, president of Friends with MADACC.
Friends of MADACC also sent some pet owners home with collars, leashes, and food.
Sign up for the CBS 58 Newsletter