Rabies

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It is a requirement in North Carolina that all cats, dogs and ferrets over 4 months of age be vaccinated against rabies.  It is also a requirement that these animals wear a valid rabies tag at all times.

 

Failure to comply with these requirements could result in a fine or fee.

 

Vaccinations are available from any licensed veterinarian.  Additionally, Orange County offers several low-cost rabies clinics throughout the year. The dates, times and locations for these clinics will be announced throughout the year and the vaccination cost is $5.

 

Should your pet come in contact with an animal that might be considered a rabies carrier, contact Animal Control immediately at (919) 942-PETS (7387) .  In the event of contact is after regular business hours, call 911

 

Click here for IMPORTANT information about protecting your pet from Rabies!

 

2010 Rabies Clinics:

Date Time Location Vaccination type
Tuesday, February 16 1-4 pm

Animal Services Center

1601 Eubanks Road

Chapel Hill, NC

1-year
Tuesday, March 16 1-4 pm

Animal Services Center

1601 Eubanks Road

Chapel Hill, NC

1-year
Thursday, April 22 6-8 pm

Public Market House

120 East Margaret Lane

Hillsborough, NC

1-year
Tuesday, May 18 1-4 pm

Animal Services Center

1601 Eubanks Road

Chapel Hill, NC

1-year
Tuesday, June 15 1-4 pm

Animal Services Center

1601 Eubanks Road

Chapel Hill, NC

1-year
Tuesday, July 20 1-4 pm

Animal Services Center

1601 Eubanks Road

Chapel Hill, NC

1-year
Tuesday, August 17 1-4 pm

Animal Services Center

1601 Eubanks Road

Chapel Hill, NC

1-year
Thursday, September 23 5-7 pm

Animal Services Center

1601 Eubanks Road

Chapel Hill, NC

1-year
Saturday, September 25 10-12 pm

Government Services Center Annex

Margaret Lane

Hillsborough, NC

1-year
Tuesday, October 19 1-4 pm

Animal Services Center

1601 Eubanks Road

Chapel Hill, NC

1-year
All 2010 Rabies Clinics will be for 1-year vaccinations only. 

 

Click here for a list of low-cost rabies clinic requirements.

 

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