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Campo Grande launches free mobile veterinary clinic in August

The Superintendência de Bem‑Estar Animal (SUBEA) will operate a free mobile veterinary clinic in Campo Grande during August. The service will travel to three neighborhoods: Ginásio Guanandizão (August 3‑7), Jardim Carioca (August 10‑14) and Jardim Aeroporto (August 17‑21). Residents can receive clinical consultations, rabies vaccinations, deworming, tick treatment and a technical evaluation for animal sterilization referrals.

Each day the unit will issue 15 slots for clinical visits and 15 for sterilization assessments. Access requires an official photo ID, proof of residence in the city and an up‑to‑date CadÚnico registration, ensuring the program serves families that truly need support. The initiative aims to control the local animal population and promote responsible pet ownership.

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Amâncio Cabral · Campo Grande · Daniel Saito · Ginásio Guanandizão · Jardim Aeroporto · Jardim Carioca · Ministry of Health (Brazil) · Secretaria Municipal de Saúde (Sesau) · Sesc Saúde Mulher · Superintendência de Bem‑Estar Animal (SUBEA) · Walter Schlatter

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