Isla Mujeres Launches Free Rabies Vaccination Campaign for Residents

The Government of Isla Mujeres has launched a free rabies vaccination campaign for pets in both the Insular and Continental zones. The campaign was organized by Atenea Gómez Ricalde, Mayor of Isla Mujeres, with the aim of strengthening animal welfare and public health. Two mobile clinics were set up at the Domo Verde on the Insular zone and the Domo Hugo Ravell in the Continental zone to reach out to residents in both areas. Mayor Atenea emphasized the importance of responsible pet ownership and the prevention of rabies through regular vaccinations and proper care.

The campaign aims to vaccinate dogs and cats to protect the community from rabies. Residents were encouraged to provide their pets with proper care, including regular vaccinations, feeding, and proper attention. The campaign also promoted the importance of responsible pet ownership, which includes offering pets proper care and treatment.

• The campaign aims to vaccinate dogs and cats to protect the community from rabies.
• Residents were encouraged to provide their pets with proper care, including regular vaccinations, feeding, and proper attention.
• The campaign also promoted the importance of responsible pet ownership, which includes offering pets proper care and treatment.

Mayor Atenea highlighted the importance of these actions in her speech, stating that they form part of the government's commitment to the well-being of animals and public health.

Residents were invited to participate in the campaign to ensure the health and safety of their pets, as well as the overall health of the community.