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Animal Rescue League of Boston Hosts Annual Rabies Vaccine Clinic
Low-cost and accessible clinics help keep pets healthy and communities safe.
Apr. 10, 2026 at 2:10pm
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An X-ray image reveals the internal structure of a dog's head, highlighting the importance of accessible rabies vaccine clinics for pet health and community safety.Boston TodayThe Animal Rescue League of Boston (ARL) recently partnered with the City of Boston's Animal Care and Control Department to host its annual rabies vaccine clinic, where more than 100 pets received vaccinations - an increase from last year. These clinics play a crucial role in ensuring pet owners have access to free or low-cost vaccination options for their pets.
Why it matters
In Massachusetts, all dogs, cats over six-months-old, and ferrets must be vaccinated against rabies. Accessible vaccine clinics help pet owners fulfill this legal requirement and maintain the health and safety of pets and the community.
The details
The clinic offered free rabies vaccinations for residents of Boston, Dedham, and Brewster, where ARL has locations, and $10 for non-residents. The clinic is part of ARL's efforts to provide innovative, award-winning programs that address the root causes of issues facing animals and the people who love them.
- The clinic was held on March 28, 2026.
The players
Animal Rescue League of Boston
A non-profit animal welfare organization in Massachusetts that has been helping animals since 1899. They provide accessible pet healthcare and partner with communities to help animals heal and thrive.
City of Boston's Animal Care and Control Department
A city department that partnered with ARL to host the annual rabies vaccine clinic.
Katie Moriarty
An ARL staff member.
Dawn Herrick
An ARL staff member.
The takeaway
These low-cost and accessible rabies vaccine clinics play a crucial role in ensuring pet owners can fulfill legal requirements, maintain the health and safety of their pets, and protect the broader community from the risks of rabies.
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