well when you were in New York did you get the shot? They were told a vaccine was coming and Ca. failed to plan. Nobody said anything about forcing vets to store and give the shot. They can volunteer to go work at the locations administering the vaccine. Giving the shot can be done by anyone that can pinch an arm and inject a shot. If you can give your dog a shot you can do this.....Seems to me you are a govt. official that talks big but can't plan and execute.All these people who spent their entire adult lives complaining about government intrusion on private business, and who did nothing to help control spread that has overwhelmed our healthcare system, are now complaining that the governor disn’t forcing veterinarians to store and distribute vaccines.
I agree with you.A lot of states seem to be politicizing and overthinking the rollout.
They spent too much time thinking about the impact on racial/ethnic identity groups, and too little time thinking about when, where, and how to give millions of injections.
Interestingly, North Dakota seems to be doing the best. They have about 3/4 of their allotment already into arms. We are down at 1/4.
LA county is using Moderna and are doing a poor job getting into arms. I don't what CVS has or doesn't haveTo my understanding it’s not so easy because they need to keep them in extremely cold refrigerators. Does CVS have the equipment to handle the Pfizer vaccine?
