Free Pet Vaccination Clinic In Lawton This Weekend

With times as hard as these, many people are looking for good deals or ways to get things for free. Luckily, the Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation is making it easier on your wallet to take care of your pets by offering a Free Vaccination Clinic this weekend in Lawton.

The clinic will offer free and reduced vaccines for dogs and cats, and will take place from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday, June 6 at Lotus Blossom Yoga and Wellness, located at 4512 SE Lee Blvd in Lawton. Owners should bring their dogs on leashes and all cats must be in carriers.

The Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation will offer free and reduced dog and cat vaccines this Saturday.

The clinic is sponsored by the Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation and the Petco Love nonprofit. Free and reduced vaccines will be available for dogs and cats.

Free dog vaccines include Parvo and Distemper. Free cat vaccines include HCP. Rabies vaccines for both dogs and cats will be available for $10.

The Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation helps over 4,000 pets in Comanche County a year.

The Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation helps over 4,000 pets a year through its various programs. The nonprofit not only offers free vaccination clinics, but also veterinary care assistance, pet food and supplies, pet rehoming, and lost pet reunification.

For more information about the Comanche County Pet Resource Foundation or to inquire about the foundation's programs, visit the foundations official Facebook page or website.

Dogs In Oklahoma Heat – Can Yours Withstand It?

For many animals in Oklahoma, the summer is just as dangerous for them as it can be for humans. But after years of breeding and adapting, some breeds can do more with the heat than just stand it. According to purewow.com, here are the top 10 dog breeds able to withstand Oklahoma's heat.

Gallery Credit: Dani