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08/29/2026

Mark your calendars! Our next free vaccine clinic is Thursday September 3rd from 10-1 at the Silver's Park parking lot next to the Paddleheads stadium. Totally free annual vaccines that cover dangerous diseases like distemper and parvo, rabies vaccines, and microchips available for dogs and cats! Thanks to Petco Love for supporting our vaccine clinics!

08/08/2026

This update covers information through the month of June through July 2026.Contact information, FWP Region 2 (R2) Bear Team: [email protected], 406-542-5500. TIPS FOR PREVENTING Conflicts with Bears and Mountain Lions Please secure all garbage and be diligent at containing any attractants....

07/30/2026

03/14/2026

This month is all about Pet Poison Prevention. No pet parent wants to have to wonder what they should do if their pet ingests something potentially toxic. Thankfully there are great resources out there! Both Pet Poison Helpline and ASPCA Poison Control have trained veterinarians in toxicology that can help guide you to the next steps. Not all accidental ingestions means a trip to the ER and if you are not sure what to do you can reach out to the poison help lines to determine next steps. Here at Sentinel, we can use the information they provide you to help determine the best treatment options to help your pet. It's a team effort to ensure the best outcome possible! Visit the Pet Poison Helpline social media platforms this month to see other helpful tips!

03/12/2026

Its National Pet Vaccination Month! 🐾 Join us at the Missoula Fairgrounds on Wednesday, March 18th for a free, walk-in pet vaccine clinic. We will be providing rabies vaccines, annual vaccines and microchips for dogs and cats from 11:00am-2:00pm. All annual vaccines have been generously donated by Petco Love.

Can't make this clinic? We will also be offering free vaccines on March 27th as part of Project Community Connect at the library - more details to come! 💙

01/24/2026

Dangerous cold and wind chills are expected through the weekend. Limit time outside and check on neighbors, older adults, and pets. Dress in layers, cover all exposed skin, and if you don’t have reliable heat, go to a warming center or a friend’s warm home. On the road, slow down, pack an emergency kit, and avoid travel if conditions are bad.