Evening star. [volume], September 22, 1946, Page 4, Image 98

About Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972

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Concern is written on the
features of David Luening,
11, of 6239 Thirty-third
street N W , as he holds
Topsy for her "shot" from
Dr. L. A. Sordo.
Peter Moroshek, 4, of 4615 Butterworth place N.W., whose
pet, Sam, outweighs him by seveial pounds, receives a tag showing
that the dog has been properly treated for rabies prevention.
Beating the Deadline
Line of lote arrivals on the final day of free innoculations. The District Bureau of Food
Inspection i how did dogs get in here?) innoculated 22,241 pets of all sizes, shapes and
breeds during the 16-day period from July 20 to September 6. Average "shots" were 1,200
doily, but in the last week, jumped to as high as 2,800 per day. s,°' s,ofl Pho,°' b» f,ont'' *ou"
Harry Bair, 3SW Alton place N W, rushed to the clinic
with little Eva snugly bouncing along in the sidecar of his
motor scooter. Veterinarians reported most pets land owners I
cooperative, with bites few and far between
Mitze was lucky — and
Barbara Pittmon of 5248 Forty
fourth street N.W., relieved—
when vets said the dog *6
weeks old > was too young for
treatment.