The vaccination drive will take place at Ambition Lawrence Weston, Long Cross, Lawrence, Bristol BS11 0RX, from 2 pm.
The Bristol Paws Project, who funded the vaccinations, will be working in partnership with local charity, Bristol Animal Rescue Centre, as well as some clinicians from Langford Vets who volunteer in their spare time.
Vet students and clinicians will carry out health checks on the animals and vaccinate them if they are healthy. There will be three canine stations and one feline station, which will be manned by some of the clinic team from Bristol A.R.C.
Holly Stringfellow, a Bristol Vet School student and President of the Bristol Paws Project, said: "We've found through our outreach clinics that lots of animals are not vaccinated, so we were really pleased over 70 animals – 44 dogs and 34 cats - were successfully vaccinated in the first clinic last month. We're hoping this event will raise awareness of the importance of vaccinations, as well as giving the vaccinations themselves."
Dr Alison Blaxter, Lecturer at the Bristol Vet School and a volunteer with Bristol Paws Project, added: "Bristol A.R.C. has been providing a veterinary nurse led clinic at Lawrence Weston for some time . This is the first time a vaccination programme for such a large group of animals has been run. It is a great venture and I’m delighted that our students are volunteering for such a worthwhile cause."
Residents of BS11 who receive housing benefit, council tax benefit, pension credit or universal credit with the housing element, will be eligible for their dog or cat to have the vaccines.
To book a free dog or cat vaccination, please call 0117 972 4567. Spaces are limited and appointments will be booked as first come first served.