Georgia House Rabbit Society hosts an RHDV2 vaccine clinic Nov 20
The clinic with Dr. Scales is at the Kennesaw shelter on Cherokee Street NW, and one more clinic follows on Dec 11.
Georgia House Rabbit Society is partnering with Dr. Scales to host an RHDV2 vaccine clinic on Nov 20 at its shelter, 3114 Cherokee Street NW, Kennesaw.
The society calls Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus "highly contagious and often fatal" and says vaccination is one of the best ways to protect a rabbit. One more clinic is planned for 2026, on Dec 11. The group says spots fill up fast.
From Georgia House Rabbit Society· Instagram · Nov 2
Open the post“💉🐰Protect your bunny with the RHDV2 vaccine!🐰💉 The Georgia House Rabbit Society is excited to partner with the incredible Dr. Scales yet again to host an RHDV2 Vaccine Clinic at our shelter on November 20th!! The year is quickly coming to an end and we only have one more vaccine clinic planned for 2026!! 💉December 11th Vaccination is one of the best ways to help protect your bunny from Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus (RHDV2), a highly contagious and often fatal disease. 🗓️ Date: November 20th 📍 Location: 3114 Cherokee Street NW, Kennesaw, GA 30144 🔗 https://www.shepherdsheartvet.com/rabbitvaccine Spots fill up fast, sign up now before they’re gone! We can’t wait to see you and your buns there! • • • #GeorgiaHouseRabbitSociety #HouseRabbit #RHDV2 #rabbithealth”
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