Eligible pet owners offered one-day clinic hosted by OSPCA

A veterinarian team vaccinates a dog at a one-day wellness clinic in Midland, Ont. on Aug. 23, 2025.

Eligible pet owners will be able to access veterinary care for their furry friends this month at a one-day clinic held in Midland.

The Ontario SPCA and Humane Society will host the clinic to provide booster shots, vaccinations and wellness exams on Sept. 20 at the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 80. The clinic is open to pet owners on subsidized income who live in Midland, Penetanguishene, Tay, Tiny, and Christian Island and who do not have regular veterinary care.

The clinic is funded by the County of Simcoe, Tay Township and through a sponsorship from Pet Valu’s Companions for Change program.

“By providing accessible veterinary care, we’re helping animals stay happy and healthy, while also supporting the well-being of our community. When pets thrive, families and communities do, too,” added Victoria Hiorth, Central Regional Manager of Community Outreach Services with the Ontario SPCA and Humane Society.

A similar clinic was held last month at the same location where nearly 20 pets were seen by the team from Mountainview Veterinary Clinic in Midland.

“A total of 250 lbs of pet food was distributed at the event, as well as essential pet care supplies like leashes, collars, brushes, bowls and more, ensuring that pets are not only protected, but also supported with the essentials they need to thrive,” the Ontario SPCA stated.

Nail trims were also provided by The Groomers at the event.

Anyone interested in attending the clinic should contact Community Outreach Coordinator Krista Grant via email.