Vaccination & Prevention Clinics
Vaccination & Prevention Clinics will not be held on Saturdays until further notice! See below for weekdays by appointment only. Thank you for your understanding.
Our Vaccination & Prevention Clinics are a great opportunity to take advantage of low-cost vaccination and preventative services that can help your pet continue to live a healthy lifestyle. Vaccination & Prevention Clinics are offered at our Leeu Naylor Medical Building on 4804 Fredericksburg Rd. Monday through Friday by appointment!
What to Expect
All pet owners attending a Vaccination & Prevention Clinics must have their dog on a leash, and their cat in a humane cat carrier during their visit. Loose and/or uncontrolled animals are not allowed for the safety of all pets in attendance.
During your visit, SAHS staff will briefly examine your pet to determine if they’re healthy enough to receive vaccinations and other services. If our veterinarians feel your pet may be too sick for vaccines, they will refer you to your regular veterinarian or nearest emergency clinic.
For medical records requests, please contact our Medical Team by emailing medical@SAhumane.org. Please be sure to check your spam folder if you don’t see the email response in your inbox.
Vaccination & Prevention Clinics Schedule
Saturdays – No Clinics until further notice
Please visit SAhumane.org/events for our Saturday schedule.
Weekdays – By appointment only
Appointment-based Vaccination & Prevention Clinics are offered Monday through Friday from 10 am to 2 pm. If no appointments are showing at the link below, it means we are fully booked.Â
Schedule a Weekday Appointment Here
What to Bring
Any previous medical and vaccine records for your pet are helpful for our staff! You are also welcome to bring a completed Vaccination and Services form with you or send it to medical@SAhumane.org before your appointment:
English –Â Â Vaccination and Services Form (including cost)
Spanish –Â Vacunas Y Servicios Disponibles (incluido el costo)
If you are applying for an Interstate Health Certificate, please click here.
Pet Prevention
If your pet has been seen at our Vaccination & Prevention Clinics within the past year and has a valid rabies vaccine on file, and has a valid heartworm test with a negative result (if purchasing heartworm prevention), you can purchase prevention from us! Stop by our Leeu Naylor Medical Building from 9am to 4pm (Monday through Friday) to purchase in person (there might be a wait if it’s during surgery pick-up). We no longer take online orders!
The San Antonio Humane Society is a shelter and NOT a full-service veterinary clinic.
We are NOT able to treat medical concerns including, but not limited to:
- Ear infections
- Skin infections/Hair Loss
- Vomiting
- Chronic medical conditions
- Heart murmurs
- Chronic dietary concerns (not immediately related to whether or not your pet is healthy enough for vaccination)
- Heartworms
Our Veterinarians and staff make vaccine and preventative care recommendations after a brief exam. Recommendations and dates for follow-up vaccines and other preventative care are explained on the exam sheet, including existing conditions that should be followed up with your primary care, full-service veterinarian.
For medical concerns not related to the wellness/preventative care visit, our veterinarians recommend you and your pet schedule an appointment or establish a relationship with a full-service veterinarian.
Due to current Texas laws, we are only able to provide preventative care in the form of vaccines, heartworm/FIV/FeLV testing, flea/tick/heartworm prevention, and deworming. These services can only be provide during wellness clinic hours.
According to state and local laws, all dogs and cats must be current and vaccinated against rabies by a licensed veterinarian.
If you are not able to provide proof of prior rabies vaccine or the vaccine date is past expiration, a 1-year rabies vaccine will be administered to your pet at an additional cost.
Your pet can receive their first rabies vaccine at 12-16 weeks of age.
We are able to administer and update your animal’s rabies vaccines for a 3-year interval provided that:
- Your pet has had its first 1-year rabies vaccine.
- You bring written proof (not past the expiration date) that your pet has had a rabies vaccine within the past year.
