Morocco Launches Free Vaccination Campaign for Dogs and Cats in Urban Areas
Over 11,000 dogs and cats vaccinated against rabies in Morocco's urban areas as part of a free campaign
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Over 11,000 dogs and cats vaccinated against rabies in Morocco's urban areas as part of a free campaign
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