Humane Animal Partners vaccine clinics make it convenient and low-cost to help your pet stay healthy and happy. There is no appointment needed, services are discounted, and you don’t pay an exam fee like you would for a veterinary appointment.
Please bring your pet’s most recent vaccine history, even if it’s expired. Dogs must be on short leashes and cats must be in securely closed carriers. Payment is due at time of service. Credit/debit and cash accepted. Owners should bring identification with current address such as driver’s license, state ID, or military ID to expedite the completion of paperwork.
Vaccination Clinic Pricing
- Rabies vaccination $20.00
- DHPP (Canine distemper) vaccination $20
- FVRCP (Feline distemper) vaccination $20
- Bordetella (Kennel cough) vaccination $20
- Microchip $25
- General De-Wormer (Pyrantel Pamoate) – Two doses $5 (One dose will be sent home to be administered as instructed
Vaccination Clinic Dates – 2023
Wilmington
*NOTE: The City of Wilmington is currently conducting roadwork on A Street which effects our entrance through summer 2023. Please access us from from S. Walnut Street.
- February 11, 10am-12pm
- March 11, 10am-12pm
- April 8, 10am-12pm
- May 13, 10am-12pm
- June 10, 10am-12pm
- July 8, 10am-12pm
- August 12, 10am-12pm
- September 9, 10am-12pm
- October 14, 10am-12pm
- November 11, 10am-12pm
- December 9, 10am-12pm
Stanton/Christiana
- March 18, 9am-11am
- April 15, 9am-11am
- May 20, 9am-11am
- June 17, 9am-11am
- July 15, 9am-11am
- August 19, 9am-11am
- September 16, 9am-11am
- October 21, 9am-11am
Rehoboth Beach
- February date postponed.
- April 22, 10am-12pm
- June 24, 10am-12pm
- August 26, 10am-12pm
- October 7, 10am-12pm
- December 16, 10am-12pm
What You Need to Know
- Clinics are first come, first served (no appointment required) and begin promptly at the scheduled time.
- Vaccinations are available for cats and dogs only.
- Animals as young as 6 weeks of age may receive a distemper vaccine.
- Animals must be 16 weeks of age or older to receive a rabies vaccine.
- If an animal has had a previous rabies vaccination, the most recent rabies certificate with a veterinarian’s signature must be brought to the clinic in order to receive a 3-year rabies vaccine.
- Cats must be in hard plastic or cardboard carriers, dogs must be wearing a collar and leash (retractable leashes not permitted).
- If your dog requires a muzzle to be vaccinated, owners should bring the animal’s own properly fitting muzzle to the clinic (owners must be able to put the muzzle on the animal).
