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You can get your dog or cat a rabies shot in Corinna this weekend.
Adoptions Plus is holding its annual Fall Rabies and Microchip Clinic Saturday from noon to 1pm at the Pet Motel on Route 7 in Corinna.
The rabies shot is $15 for dogs, $25 for cats. You can get a microchip for you pet for $30.
Proceeds go to the Pet Motel for medical care for stray animals.
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Rabies and Microchip Clinic in Corinna
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