Community Vaccine & Microchip Clinics
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The City of San Antonio’s Animal Care Services Department is seeking qualified partners to operate community vaccine and microchip clinics that provide free pet wellness services to residents across the city. The initiative aims to increase access to essential veterinary care by offering no-cost vaccinations and microchipping for pets, with the goal of improving public health and animal welfare. Selected partners will be reimbursed for each pet served and may receive supplies from the city to support clinic operations, ensuring services are delivered efficiently and consistently throughout various neighborhoods. Applications must be submitted by August 25, 2026, and are being solicited under reference number 26-106, with inquiries directed to Bridgette Grim or Troy Elliott via phone or email. The contract is open to organizations capable of conducting services in multiple locations within San Antonio, and all work must align with the city’s public health objectives. Partners are expected to demonstrate experience in animal care, community outreach, and compliance with local regulations, with the ability to coordinate logistics and reporting requirements as outlined by the agency.
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