As a D.C. area cat sitter, people sometimes ask me where they can access low-cost vaccinations for their cats or dogs. The Humane Rescue Alliance has the most low-cost and frequent clinics. DC’s free clinic which is held annually in each ward won’t be happening until later this fall.
HUMANE RESCUE ALLIANCE
Medical Clinic
71 Ogelthorpe
Washington, DC
https://www.humanerescuealliance.org/vaccination-clinic
HRA is hosting a weekly vaccine clinic on Wednesdays (3 to 6:50), Thursdays(3 to 6:50), and Saturdays (9:30 to 1:20) by appointment only. You register on-line by going to https://www.humanerescuealliance.org/vaccination-clinic#schedule%20an%20online%20app
Appointments are available three weeks in advance. If it says no slots available, keep checking since appointment times are added weekly. Only three pets per family. Dogs need to be leashed and cats in their carriers.
Credit cards, debit cards, and exact change if a cash payment. No checks or Care Credit.
SHOT VET
Shot Vet is a pop-up vaccine clinic located in three locations in Maryland or Virginia.
Bethesda, MD
CVS
7809 Wisconsin Ave
Bethesda, MD 20814
Forestville, MD
CVS
7012 Marlboro Plaza
Forestville, MD 20747
Fairfax, VA
CVS
3921 Prosperity Ave
Fairfax, VA 22031
This is their current pricing list for packages and individual vaccines or treatments.
https://www.shotvet.com/#package-pricing
Fast Paws is their mechanism to have you pre-pay for your services, select and schedule an appointment, and help plan your time more effectively.
https://www.shotvet.com/fastpaws-lets-you-skip-the-line/
Dogs need to be leashed and cats in their carriers.
CITY OF DC HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Annually, a vaccine clinic has been scheduled on a Saturday in each of the Wards. Currently, no clinic has been scheduled for 2022. It looks like it will be sometime in the fall. Remember, dogs need to be leashed and cats in their carriers.
