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County officials report 582 animals vaccinated and 255 microchips at fairgrounds clinic; Memorial Day ceremony planned for May 25
Summary
County staff reported a large turnout at a recent pet vaccination and microchipping clinic (582 animals vaccinated, 255 microchips) and announced the county’s Memorial Day ceremony set for May 25 at 9:15 a.m. outside by the flag.
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County staff and a meeting participant described a high-demand pet vaccination and microchipping clinic at the fairgrounds and thanked volunteers and donors who supported the event.
"We vaccinated 582 new animals, with rabies shots or combination, and 255 new microchips in animals," the Director said, noting staff stayed about two extra hours to serve everyone and praising a memorial fund and volunteer rescuers who provided shots and support. The speaker thanked Karen Clamper's memorial fund and Mitt and Mutt's rescue for volunteer help.
A separate announcement from the Director of Veterans Affairs said the county’s Memorial Day ceremony is scheduled for May 25 at 9:15 a.m. outside by the flag; the director said a list of locations will be posted on the county website. The director also said the county plans another vaccination clinic around Oct. 10.
The comments were made as part of the meeting’s announcements; no formal action was associated with these items.

