SPCA of Wake CountyWellness Clinics
Our low-cost vaccine and microchip clinics bring essential preventive care directly into the community, with vaccines, microchips, collars, and ID tags available for $10 and under.
Owned pets and their owners attending the Microchip & Vaccine Clinic · Saturday, November 21, 2026 · Microchip $5.00; Rabies 1-year vaccine $10.00; FVRCP 1 year (cats) $5.00; DAPP 1 year (dogs) $5.00; Collar & Engraved ID tag $5.00. All fees are a donation to SPCA Wake and are non-refundable.
From spcawake.org/wellness-clinic-registration ↗About this program
Registration is now open for the Microchip & Vaccine Clinic.
Fill out your contact information below, and select a time and date (if you have multiple pets, you will need to fill out a new form, and select a specific date and time for each pet).
Services include: Microchip (Home Again) - $5.00; Rabies 1-year vaccine - $10.00; FVRCP 1 year (cats) - $5.00; DAPP 1 year (dogs) - $5.00; Collar & Engraved ID tag — $5.00.
Limit 4 pets per household; 2 pets per adult handler. If you are bringing more than 2 pets, please bring an adult assistant along.
This event is for owned pets only. We are unable to provide community or colony cat vaccines at this time.
Pets must be at least 4 months of age to receive a Rabies vaccine. Current Rabies vaccination is required by law in North Carolina.
Pets must be at least 8 weeks old to receive a microchip, DA2PP, and FVRCP vaccines.
All fees are a donation to SPCA Wake and are non-refundable.
Cats must be in a carrier – no exceptions. Dogs must be on a leash and collar/harness – no exceptions.
Questions
Is the clinic open for registration?
Registration is now open!
How many pets can one household bring?
Limit 4 pets her household; 2 pets per adult handler. If you are bringing more than 2 pets, please bring an adult assistant along.
Can community or colony cats be vaccinated?
This event is for owned pets only. We are unable to provide community or colony cat vaccines at this time.
Are the fees refundable?
All fees are a donation to SPCA Wake and are non-refundable.
Do cats and dogs need restraints?
Cats must be in a carrier – no exceptions. Dogs must be on a leash and collar/harness – no exceptions.
Details
- Who
- Owned pets and their owners attending the Microchip & Vaccine Clinic
- When
- Saturday, November 21, 2026
- Where
- SPCA Wake Resource Center (Learning Center entrance), 300 Petfinder Lane, Raleigh, NC 27603
- Cost
- Microchip $5.00; Rabies 1-year vaccine $10.00; FVRCP 1 year (cats) $5.00; DAPP 1 year (dogs) $5.00; Collar & Engraved ID tag $5.00. All fees are a donation to S
- Ages
- Pets must be at least 4 months of age for a Rabies vaccine and at least 8 weeks old for a microchip, DA2PP, and FVRCP vaccines
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