Town of Foxborough Board of Health Animal & Fowl Regulations:

The purpose of the Foxborough Board of Health's Animal and Fowl regulations is to protect the public health, safety and welfare by establishing minimum standards relative to the keeping of animals and fowl.  This includes ensuring there is adequate structures for the animals, proper storage and handling of animal waste, and a pest management plan is in place to minimize the presence of rodents and insects.

View the Regulations Governing the Keeping of Animals and Fowl. 

Looking to apply or renew your Keeping of Animal and Fowl permit?  Use our online permitting system Permiteyes.  If you are unable to complete the application online, please contact the Health Department office at (508) 543-1207.


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Annual Rabies Vaccination Clinic:

Getting your dog or cat vaccinated against rabies isn't only safeguarding your pet against this deadly disease, it's also required by law!

Is your pet due for their rabies vaccine?  Stop by and attend this year's annual Rabies Vaccination Clinic!

Saturday, April 11, 2026Cats: 8am and 10am
Dogs: 10am and 12pm
Foxborough DPW Garage, 70 Elm Street, Foxborough, MA  02035
Rabies Vaccine: $10 / Microchipping: $25 - CASH or CHECK ONLY
If your dog/cat has been previously vaccinated, you MUST bring proof of vaccine (i.e. the paper certificate) to be eligible for the 3-year vaccine.  A rabies tag alone CANNOT be accepted as proof of vaccination.  You must bring the official certificate.

All are welcome!  Residency NOT required.

Sponsored by the Foxborough Health Department & The Foxboro Animal Hospital


For questions or for more information, contact the Foxborough Health Department at (508) 543-1207.



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