In an effort to support pet owners in Broomfield, the local Police Department Animal Services Unit has partnered with Claws and Paws Veterinary Clinic to offer a complimentary microchip and vaccination clinic for residents' furry companions. Scheduled for the late afternoon of October 22, this event aims to bolster the connection between pets and their owners, while also contributing to public health and safety.
Set to take place at the Front Range Mobile Home Community, the clinic will run from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, as per the City and County of Broomfield. However, in a bid to efficiently manage the event, pre-registration is mandatory, and only a limited number of spaces are available, explicitly for Broomfield residents. Those interested are urged to quickly reserve their appointment by visiting the signup page.
The initiative represents a continued focus on the welfare of Broomfield’s pets, recognizing that proper identification can make a critical difference in reuniting lost animals with their families. Microchipping, in addition to the routine vaccinations provided during the clinic, underscores the importance of both proactive pet care and responsible ownership.
