Lima district offers free veterinary care for pets this Sunday

The district of Lince in Lima, Peru, is set to provide free veterinary care for pets this Sunday, June 14, 2026. The initiative, organized by the Municipality of Lince, aims to make essential preventive services accessible to dog and cat owners in the district and surrounding areas.

The campaign, taking place from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at the 11th block of César Vallejo Avenue, will offer a range of free services on a first-come, first-served basis. These include veterinary consultations, rabies vaccinations, internal and external deworming, flea application, ear cleaning, and nail trimming. The goal is to bolster disease prevention and encourage regular health check-ups for pets.

In addition to the free services, attendees can access certain treatments at a social cost, such as hemograms and essential vaccines like the Quíntuple, Triple Felina, Leptospira, and KC. This tiered approach ensures broader access to necessary pet healthcare.

The event extends beyond medical services, incorporating a fair of pet products, a registration drive for the National Animal Identification Registry (Renian), and a responsible adoption event. Furthermore, a collection for animal shelter food donations will be held, underscoring the campaign's commitment to comprehensive animal welfare.

This initiative not only supports pet owners by reducing healthcare costs but also promotes responsible pet ownership within the community. By providing accessible services and educational opportunities, the Lince municipality seeks to enhance the well-being of animals and foster a more compassionate environment for pets and their owners.