Volunteers and librarians help free pet clinic that served about 30 animals, committee members say

Members described a recent free veterinary clinic hosted at the McArthur Library that provided basic checkups, nail trimming and vaccines to people who had limited access to veterinary care. One committee member said, "this time, we had about 30," and praised volunteer veterinarians and librarians who helped run the event.

Members said the clinic served many pets that had never seen a vet and that volunteers provided medication and follow-up resources. They discussed logistical constraints—space at the library and volunteer capacity—and suggested coordinating with local veterinary programs and interns to expand future events.