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Irvine Animal Care Center to Offer Low-Cost Vaccine Clinics

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The Irvine Animal Care Center is collaborating with HEART to offer low-cost cat and dog vaccination clinics on March 25 and April 22, 2025. These clinics will run from 5:30 to 8:30 p. m. , utilizing HEART's mobile clinic services. The mobile unit will be conveniently located in the center's parking lot at 6443 Oak Canyon, Irvine, making it accessible for local pet owners.

Reservations are mandatory to participate in this initiative, reflecting a commitment to promoting pet health within the community. The partnership with HEART underscores the significance of providing affordable veterinary care options for both cats and dogs. Attendees can learn more about the specific vaccines available and their prices by visiting HEART's official website. This program not only facilitates better health for pets but also enhances the relationship between pet owners and their animals. By making vaccinations accessible, the Irvine Animal Care Center is taking a proactive approach to community health and animal welfare.

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