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Seville Veterinary Clinic offering help to those affected by bushfires

28/01/2026

The Seville Veterinary Clinic will travel up to bushfire affected regions on Thursday 29 January. (File)

The Seville Veterinary Clinic is offering help to people and animals who’ve been affected by the recent bushfires.

“Recovering from these bushfires will be a marathon and not a sprint. There are still people and animals in need of services, and we will continue to come for as long as were needed,” the vet clinic said on social media.

They are travelling up to Yarck, Yea, Fawcett and Alexandra region on Thursday 29 January.

People are encouraged to get in touch with the clinic and can do so here: (03) 5964 3960

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