Sierra Vista hosts animal celebration with vaccinations and local rescues at Veterans Memorial Park

May 13, 2025 | Cochise County, Arizona

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Under the bright Arizona sun, excitement buzzes in the air as Cochise County prepares for its annual "Celebrating Animals" event at Veterans Memorial Park. Scheduled for tomorrow, this vibrant gathering promises a day filled with fun, education, and community spirit, all centered around the love of animals.

Local rescue organizations, including Border Animal Rescue, Hearts of Gold, and the Cochise County Humane Society, will showcase their efforts to find forever homes for pets in need. Attendees can expect an array of activities, from pet readings to demonstrations by the Greater Sierra Vista Kennel Club. For the first time, a peacock lady will also make an appearance, adding a unique flair to the festivities.
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A highlight of this year's event is the presence of ASSA Vet Charities, which will offer rabies vaccinations for just $10. With rabies cases on the rise in Cochise County, this initiative aims to ensure the safety of both pets and their owners. The event is free and open to the public, encouraging families to come out, enjoy food from local trucks, and engage with various animal-related vendors.

Steve Boyce, a long-time participant in the event, expressed his enthusiasm for the community's involvement. "It's a great place for kids and families to come and enjoy," he said, highlighting the educational opportunities available, including training demonstrations for dogs and even snakes.

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In addition to the festivities, the Horsin' Around Rescue organization will be present, showcasing their mission of rescuing and rehabilitating horses. With over 200 horses rescued since its inception in 2010, the organization continues to thrive, thanks in part to community support and donations.

As the day approaches, anticipation builds for what promises to be a memorable celebration of animals and community spirit. The event kicks off at 9 AM and runs until 2 PM, inviting everyone to join in the fun and support local animal welfare efforts.

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