Montgomery Township : Animal Control

Rabies Immunizations

Animal Control Officer - Chris Krygier

Non-Emergency (Available 24 Hrs.)
Animal Control Message Line 908-359-4308

Emergency (Available 24 Hrs.)
Township Police Dispatcher 908-359-3222

Free Rabies Immunization Clinic

FREE RABIES VACCINATION CLINIC FOR DOGS & CATS APRIL 14

Sponsored by Montgomery Township Health Department/Animal Control

Protect your pet (and your community)!

Saturday, April 14
Public Works Garage
301 North Main St.
Pennington, NJ
DOGS: 9:00 am – 10:00 am
CATS: 10:00 am-12:00 noon

There is no charge for rabies vaccinations. You do not need to be a resident of Pennington or Montgomery. Any New Jersey resident may have their pet vaccinated at the free rabies vaccination clinics.

Save time—Please bring your old vaccination certificate with you.

For Safety’s sake—

Please no children under age 7.
Owners must have physical control of their dogs at all times. Staff will ask parents to control any dog deemed too large or excited to be controlled by a child.
All dogs must be on a sturdy leash less than 6 feet in length. No Retractable leashes!
Use of a soft muzzle is strongly encouraged

For more information, call Montgomery Township Animal Control 908-359-4308.

Sponsored by Montgomery Township Health Department/Animal Control

Did you know? Over 90% of your pets' licensing fees go directly to providing Animal Control services in your community

For a list of other free rabies vaccination clinics, go to www.co.somerset.nj.us/health and click on "Events Calendar".

Who Can Bring Animals to the Clinic?
Any resident of New Jersey may bring their dogs and cats to any clinic held in the State. All dogs and cats over six months of age must be vaccinated against RABIES prior to licensing. Please Note: While cats are not licensed, Montgomery Township Board of Health ordinances require that they be immunized against rabies. The State of New Jersey law requires proof of the appropriate vaccination before a dog license can be issued.

Why Immunize?
It is important for all pet owners to be sure their dogs and cats have protection against rabies. Some Montgomery Township pets have had to undergo quarantine because they were attacked by rabid wildlife (mostly raccoons). All pets that were currently vaccinated remained healthy during their ten day home quarantine period. The owners of pets that were not vaccinated at the time they were exposed to rabid wildlife had to choose to either euthanize their pet or quarantine their pet for a six-month period. (Quarantine periods are set by New Jersey State Law).