There are no more free rabies vaccination clinics, sponsored by the Erie County Department of Health, scheduled at this time.
Please call your veterinarian for vaccination information and for any questions you have regarding your pets.
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Things to Know Before Coming to the Clinics:
- This is a drive-thru clinic.
- Dogs, cats and ferrets that are 3 months of age and older are eligible for this clinic.
- Up to three pets will be accepted per appointment.
- Please limit the number of people in the vehicle.
- Face masks or cloth face coverings will be required at all times, and physical distancing will be strictly enforced by clinic staff.
- Pet owners are asked to bring proof of vaccination with them to the event in order to receive a three-year vaccination certificate; otherwise, a one-year certificate will be given.
- Pets should be appropriately restrained in a carrier or collar and short leash; no retractable leashes.
- Please contact your veterinarian for vaccination information and for any questions you have regarding your pets.
Thank you to our Rabies Clinic Partners
- Niagara Frontier Veterinary Society
- Medaille College Veterinary Technology Program
- SPCA Serving Erie County
- Erie County SMART Volunteers
Additional Information & Related Programs
- Information for Pet Owners (Pet Food Pantries, Spay/Neuter help and more)
- Rabies, Disease & Vector Control Program
- Rabies Information
- Animals that Tested Positive for Rabies (Erie County)
- Rodents, Bats, Mosquitoes, Ticks & More
- Consumer Cost of Rabies Vaccine Outside of Public Health
- Press Release: Free rabies vaccination clinic scheduled in North Buffalo on January 29, 2020