Veterinarians provide health care services for pets of the unhoused population in Austin

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The Street Dog Coalition and vets with the AVMA partnered together to give unhoused pets vaccines, health check-ups and any other medical care they needed.

AUSTIN, Texas — Veterinarians from across the nation came together to provide free pet care for the unhoused population in Austin on Sunday morning.’s annual convention was held in Austin this year, which brought thousands of veterinarians to the city., to provide medical services for pets of the city's unhoused population.

The organizations provided everything from health check ups and vaccinations for the pets, to food and essential supplies for the unhoused population to take with them. For Evelyn and her 3-year-old toy chihuahua Miley, it was a challenge to get care while living on the streets.But receiving this medical care brings these dog owners one step closer to feeling like they’ve done the most for the pets that bring them their most sense of security.

 

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