Vaccine Clinic

HSOY Clinic Services

The Humane Society of Yuma offers a number of opportunities to vaccinate your dog from rabies and other canine diseases. In addition to vaccinations, microchipping and pet i.d. tags are also available.

If you do not bring proof of current rabies vaccination, we can only administer the one year booster shot. If your dog is currently vaccinated, he/she will receive a three year vaccination.

All locations, times, and services are subject to change.

Vaccine Clinics are by appointment only.

CLICK Here to schedule your pet's VACCINE appointment

All appointments for vaccine and spay/neuter will require a non-refundable deposit that will be applied to your clinic fees.

The Humane Society of Yuma Clinic will be offering additional low cost services to the Yuma Community.

We are located at 4050 S Avenue 4 ½ E and can be reached at (928) 247-9115.

Vaccinations

Rabies

The rabies virus can infect virtually all warm-blooded animals. Although roughly 90 percent of rabies cases reported occur in wildlife, it can occur in domestic pets as well. The outcome of an untreated rabies infection, for people and animals, is invariably fatal.

Da2PPcvk

Da2PPcvk protects your dog from distemper, adeno virus, parinfluenza, parvo, and the corona virus

Canine distemper virus is the greatest single disease threat to the world's dog population. Younger dogs and puppies are the most susceptible to infection. Among puppies, the survival rate is a dismal 20%. The disease also strikes older dogs, although much less frequently.

Parvo infection is a highly contagious virus that has been diagnosed wherever dogs congregate, including dog shows, obedience trials, kennels, pet shops, parks, and playgrounds. The source of the infection is fecal waste from infected dogs. The virus is resistant to extremes in environmental conditions and can survive for long periods. Rabies is a viral disease found throughout most of the world.

Bordetella

Bordetella, commonly known as kennel cough, is a respiratory disease caused by a multitude of microorganisms. Bordetella is transmitted through the air, by direct contact, and even on surfaces. Anywhere that more than one dog congregates is likely to have Bordetella: dog parks, veterinary clinics, and more. Protecting your dog is as simple is vaccinating them against this highly contagious, highly prevalent respiratory disease.

I.D.

Microchip

The Humane Society of Yuma offers microchipping. Over 3.1 million pets around the world are enjoying the protection that our microchip and lost pet recovery service bring. Thanks to a comprehensive, accurate and constantly refreshed database, we are able to reunite pets and owners faster than ever.