NGO organises vaccination drive in Mohali

The drive, which was supported by the Sector 109 and Sector 106 resident welfare organisations, covered four sectors

Tribune News Service

Mohali, Updated At : 06:31 AM Feb 11, 2025 IST

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A vaccination drive was organised in the city by an NGO, Tabbasum, A Home of Hope Foundation, in collaboration with the veterinary team from Green Coat Vets, Phase 10.

The drive, which was supported by the Sector 109 and Sector 106 resident welfare organisations, covered four sectors and 65 stray dogs were vaccinated by trained veterinarians. Local feeders, animal activists, and residents actively participated in the camp, which also aimed to raise awareness about rabies prevention.

Pamphlets were also distributed during the drive to educate the public on the importance of timely vaccinations for animals.

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