Pets In Need Provides medical aids to abandoned animals in Stockton

The pandemic COVID-19 is creating a lot of ruckus around the globe. It has created havoc, and it is affecting people and their pets as well. Many animals have lost their shelter and are even struggling to find their food. But during this hard time, Pets In Need has come to rescue these stray dogs and other abandoned animals. The NGO is providing animals with food and shelter in Stockton and other cities in America.

Pets In Need is also on its rescue mission in South Stockton for vaccinations. The vets are vaccinating the abandoned and stray dogs.  "Most of the vets in Stockton right now aren't taking people in, and yeah, they've gone up in their pricing and everything else, and when you're homeless, you have problems there," Dr. Garza, a veterinarian from Pets In Need said.

Pets In Need is on a mission to vaccinate all the dogs to reduce the rabies cases. The rescue team has sheltered many animals, including dogs, cats, and other domestic animals, to provide all the requirements for those animals. It has also opened an adoption camp for people to adopt animals. The people of Stockton appreciate this move by Pets In Need.