Events

The event took place at the Sabella Village Covered Court and is organized in cooperation with the City Veterinary Office of General Trias. This event is made possible through the efforts of the City Veterinary Office of General Trias, which is dedicated to promoting public health through animal care and disease prevention. The collaboration with Sabella Village underscores the importance of community involvement in public health initiatives. Services Offered During the event, pet owners can bring their dogs and cats to receive free anti-rabies vaccinations. Additionally, there will be educational sessions on rabies prevention, proper pet care, and the importance of regular veterinary visits. The City Veterinary Office provides the vaccines, veterinary staff, and educational materials necessary for the event. Their ongoing commitment to rabies prevention is a cornerstone of public health efforts in General Trias. The Benefits of Vaccination Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to prevent rabies, not only for individual pets but for the entire community. How Vaccination Protects Your Pets A rabies vaccine stimulates your pet’s immune system to produce antibodies against the rabies virus, providing long-term protection. Regular vaccination ensures that your pets are protected throughout their lives. Protecting the Community When a significant percentage of pets in a community are vaccinated, the overall risk of rabies decreases. This “herd immunity” effect helps protect vulnerable individuals, such as young children or elderly residents, who may be more susceptible to the disease. The Long-Term Impact of Regular Vaccination Programs Regular vaccination drives create a culture of preventive care within the community. Over time, this reduces the prevalence of rabies and other preventable diseases, leading to a healthier, safer environment for everyone.