WOODBINE – Mayor William Pikolycky reminds Woodbine residents that the annual rabies clinic, free to Borough residents and sponsored by the Borough of Woodbine, will be held March 5, from 10 a.m. to noon, at the Woodbine Ambulance Corps Building/Public Safety facility on DeHirsch Avenue.
For the convenience of Borough residents, licenses may be obtained at Borough Hall the day of the clinic from 10 a.m. until noon. Proof of current rabies vaccination must be presented.
Residents are asked to have dogs on leashes with proper collars and cats in carriers.
Information on low-cost spay and neuter for Woodbine residents will be available at the clinic.
“As a result of these license registration fees, the Borough is able to provide this rabies vaccination service at no cost to our Borough residents,” noted Mayor Pikolycky. “Licensing of cats and dogs is required by Borough ordinance; we encourage everyone to also take advantage of the free rabies vaccination program.”
Licensing is required by Borough ordinance; because of the dog and cat license registration fees we are again able to provide this rabies vaccination program free of charge and we are pleased to be able to provide this free service to our Borough residents and their pets, both cats and dogs,” noted Mayor Pikolycky.
Licenses can be obtained from the Municipal Clerk at Borough Hall, 501 Washington Avenue, Monday through Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- All cats and dogs in the Borough must be licensed or owners will be in violation of Borough ordinance.
- License fees for dogs are $8.20 if spayed or neutered; $11.20 if not.
- Cats $5, regardless.
- If purchased after March 31, a $5 late fee will be added.
Proof of spay and neuter must be brought in to receive the lower license fees.
Any questions about the clinic or licenses call the Borough Clerk at 861-2153.
