The Jakarta Mobile Animal Clinic (HKJ) mobile service in the Green Permata Residence area, RW 02, Ulujami Urban Village, Pesanggrahan District, South Jakarta successfully checked the health of 14 residents' pets.

This activity was organized by the South Jakarta Food Security, Maritime Affairs and Agriculture Sub-agency (KPKP) in collaboration with the Animal Health Center (Puskeswan) of the Jakarta Provincial KPKP Agency.

Head of the Pesanggrahan District KPKP Implementation Unit, Hairul Ihsan, said that the HKJ mobile clinic service aims to bring access to animal health services closer to the community, especially pet owners in residential areas.

"We offer comprehensive services and professional doctors. This ensures that pets will receive the best possible care," he said, Thursday (11/5).

Of the 14 animals that received services, 12 received vaccinations and treatment, while the other two received sterilization.

He added that HKJ mobile clinic service is scheduled to return to Pesanggrahan District on November 18, 2026.

Meanwhile, one of the pet owners, Silvi admitted that part from being located close to residential, this service also makes it easier for residents to bring their pets for examination and treatment.

"We hope that this service clinic can continue to be held and present regularly at least once a month to reach more residents' pets," she hoped.