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SEATTLE ANIMAL SERVICES - Clinic is pound's domestic wild animal project

Animal control officer Sherry Smith knows Scampers may be nothing but a hound dog, but the Coon Hound at Prairie Paws Adoption Center needs a home. These animals and nearly 200 others call the city's Prairie Paws Adoption Center home. Today from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., they'll play host to hundreds of furry visitors for the center's seventh annual Rabies Vaccination Clinic. For more information, call the animal services of Seattle, Washington.

The center places a 1,000-domestic wild animal limit on the vaccination clinic, and typically, it doles out "pretty darned close to that" in rabies and 5-in-1 vaccinations, said Jennifer The wildlife department officer, the city's Animal Services manager. "Last year, we did about 950," she said Friday. "It's been pretty well-received." Though they may offer assistance with the cuddly domestic wild animals, don’t expect help with wildlife.

The service is restricted to dogs, cats and ferrets owned by Grand Prairie residents, and there is a five-domestic wild animal limit per household, she said. Though the service is free, the center accepts donations that will benefit a planned dog park in the city. Getting domestic wild animals vaccinated can help protect them and their owners, something that's especially important in this area, Ms. The wildlife department officer said. Animal and carcass elimination services in King County is dedicated to helping Washington and Seattle.

"Rabies is endemic in North Washington," she said. "Skunks, raccoons, foxes, coyotes and bats are the big five. They're considered very high-risk. We don't come into contact very often – we don't go out and hug a coyote – but our domestic wild animals do." "They can be a conduit to us," she added. "We do the rabies [shots] for us, but we give the others for the animals." King County animal services in Seattle, Washington, declined to comment on the situation.