Jesús María District in Lima to Host Free Veterinary Campaign on June 5

The district of Jesús María in Lima, Peru, is organizing a free veterinary campaign this Friday, June 5, aiming to provide essential animal health services to local residents. The initiative, announced by the Municipality of Jesús María, seeks to bring basic veterinary care closer to pet owners and promote responsible pet ownership practices to enhance the well-being of companion animals. The campaign will offer preventive care and specialized guidance for dogs, cats, and other pets. Residents are advised that entry will be on a first-come, first-served basis, and they should arrive early to avoid delays. The event will take place at Alberti Park, located at Jirón Caracas, cuadra 24, within the Jesús María district. Services will be available from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Special modules will be set up at the park to attend to the animals and provide the scheduled services. Pet owners are instructed to follow the guidance of the staff during the process. The free services will include veterinary medical consultations with general evaluations and recommendations for basic care. Additionally, the campaign will offer pet registration to aid identification, deworming services based on individual animal assessments, and education on responsible ownership. This includes information on proper care, use of public spaces, and owner obligations. The Municipality of Jesús María stated that these efforts are part of its commitment to strengthening animal health, fostering responsible coexistence among residents, and promoting the welfare of pets within the district.