2010 News Archive
Animal clinics offer rabies vaccinations July 31
Raccoon attacked dogs in Johns Creek in June
7/16/2010
On June 2, a rabid raccoon attacked a pair of pet dogs in Johns Creek near Taylor Road. Fortunately, the dogs had been vaccinated for the fatal disease. In all, there have been 10 recorded cases of rabies in Fulton County this year.
On July 31 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., several animal clinics in Roswell and Sandy Springs, in conjunction with Fulton County Animal Services, will inoculate pets against rabies. The vaccine costs $15 but comes with a free Fulton County license with valid ID and proof of residence.
Roswell clinics:
- Dr. Andrew Smith, Wieuca Animal Clinic, 4589 Roswell Road
- Dr. Ted Schobert, Belle Isle Animal Clinic, 216 E Belle Isle Road NE
- Dr. Jay Empl, North Springs Animal Hospital, 7541 Roswell Road
- Dr. Drew Weigner, The Cat Doctor, 4716 Roswell Road
Sandy Springs clinics:
- Dr. Ella Ahern, Animal Hospital of Sandy Springs, 6023 Sandy Springs Cir
- Dr. Jay Empel, Vernon Woods Animal Hospital, 270 Vernon Woods Dr
- Dr. Rebecca Kestle, Centre Court Veterinary Clinic, 6080 Sandy Springs Cir
- Dr. Andy Smith, Powers Ferry Animal Hospital, 6300 Powers Ferry Road NW
- Dr. Stone Nelwyn, Sandy Springs Animal Clinic, 350 Northridge Road NE