ALT This is a flyer for the Pickering Animal Services Rabies & Microchip Clinic. The event is on Saturday, November 14, from 11 am to 3 pm at Chestnut Hill Developments Recreation Complex, 1867 Valley Farm Road, Pickering. The fee is $30 per service, with cash preferred. The time from 11 am to 12 pm is reserved for cats, while 12 pm to 3 pm is open to both cats and dogs. Dogs must be leashed and crate-contained. The flyer acknowledges the Millennium City Veterinary Hospital and provides contact information at the bottom. There are images of two cats and a dog at the top.

ALT A herd of black and white cows gathers around a water trough in a grassy field. The background features a large cornfield under a clear sky during sunset.

ALT A group of children in costumes are standing at an open doorway, holding out buckets for candy. One child is dressed as Peter Pan, another as a pirate, and the rest have varied costumes. An adult in a witch costume is handing out candy from a bowl. A pool and trees are visible in the background.

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ALT A person in a white lab coat and blue gloves holds a petri dish with vibrant pink agar and several dark circular colonies. The person is wearing a blue mask, and a laboratory setting is visible in the background.

ALT "Promotional flyer for a Rabies and Microchip Clinic hosted by Oshawa Animal Services on Sunday, October 25, 2026. The event offers rabies vaccinations and microchipping services. It highlights that cats must be in carriers and dogs must be on a leash. Cats only hour is from 1:00pm to 2:00pm, and the event runs from 2:00pm to 4:00pm. Includes logos for Oshawa, the Regional Municipality of Durham, and the Durham Region Health Department, with a dog and cat image."

ALT A person appears to be unwell, lying down with colorful beads in their hair. Another person's hand is gently placed on their forehead, possibly checking for a fever.

ALT A person in medical attire gently administers a vaccine to a child, who is sitting calmly. The scene is framed by a blue circle.

ALT A gloved hand holding a petri dish with bacterial colonies, with additional petri dishes and test tubes on a rack in the background. The focus is on the bacterial growth patterns in the dish.

ALT This image is an instructional infographic from the Durham Region Health Department about the proper use of a disinfectant product. It includes sections labeled: 1. Active Ingredients - Details the chemical components and concentration. 2. Directions for Use - Provides specific mixing ratios and application methods. 3. Contact Time - States the duration required for effective disinfection. 4. Drug Identification Number (DIN) - Notes it's a government-approved disinfectant. 5. Precautionary Statements - Lists safety precautions and first aid instructions. 6. Storage & Disposal - Advises on storage conditions and disposal methods. 7. Expiration Date - Recommends checking the expiration date for effectiveness. The bottom features the Durham Region Health Department logo and links to their social media and website.