WELCOME TO PAW FUND’s 2024 FREE VACCINE CLINICS!

If you are an Oakland resident or resident in southern Alameda County, another organization, PALS East Bay, also runs Free Vaccine Clinics, in Oakland, once a month. Check them out on Facebook.

The Vaccine Clinics are NOT where spay and neuter surgeries happen. Contact us for spay or neuter requests.

Keep your dogs with you. All dogs must be on leash, in a carrier or if very young, in your arms. Bring cats inside a carrier. If your pet is sick do not bring to the clinic, because it puts other pets at risk.

Pet Vaccine Clinic Dates

Our free pet vaccine clinics are always on Sundays, once a month and always four weeks after the last clinic.

CLINICS DURING and after COVID

To ensure we are providing a safe environment for our volunteers and pet owners, we maintain social distancing at our clinics. Please respect our crew if they ask you to stay in an assigned spot.

Please stay with your pets in the space we have assigned for you. If current COVID mandates require a mask, please have one on, or with you. Our intake staff and techs will come to you and in most instances take your pet/s to the treatment area. Sometimes a pet is best handled only by its owner. Please advise our team if you think your pet is one of those!

We want everyone to be able to attend our clinics, so we will help where we can!

Find out more about the vaccines we offer.

Location

Our clinic is a mobile outdoor clinic – on Second Street in Berkeley between Hearst and Virginia. Enter on Virginia Street only. If you have difficulty locating the intersection or need an address for GPS purposes, you can use the address 1832 Second St. That is a building at the corner of the intersection of 2nd and Hearst. Drive one block north on Frontage Road to enter the clinic location on Virginia. This address is NOT a facility for PAW Fund – just a reference to find our mobile clinic location!