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From
staff reports
Attention
Compton residents!
If you care for a dog, the city of Compton wants to help you keep your
pet safe and healthy. The city, in conjunction with the Los Angeles
County Department of Animal Control, will sponsor a low-cost pet vaccination
clinic on Saturday, June 14 from 9:30 to 11 a.m. at Gonzales Park,
1101 W. Cressey St.
Dog owners are urged to come out and receive low-cost vaccinations.
You can also obtain licenses or renew a license for your pet. There
will be special rates for seniors (60 years of age or older) who are
obtaining or renewing pet license.
Pets must be spayed or neutered to be eligible. Dogs must be on appropriate
leashes with adequate collars to receive a vaccination or a license.
Most dog licenses expire on June 30. If not renewed by this date, a
penalty fee may be incurred by dog owners. For more information, contact
Patricia Sweet at (310) 605-6331.
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