Cook County Animal and Rabies Control - Free Rabies Vaccine and Microchip Clinics
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Hours: Main office Monday-Friday 8:30 am-4:30 pm; closed Saturday-Sunday. Clinics are seasonal and run through mid-October; dates and locations are posted on the clinic map.
- What it is
- Lower-cost clinics
- Who it helps
- Cook County dogs and cats
- Where
- Cook County, Illinois
- Status
- Open
- Checked
- on the official website, November 5, 2026
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Cook County Department of Animal and Rabies Control Partners in Prevention clinics offer free 1-year rabies vaccines and free microchips with no registration fee for Cook County dogs and cats, held with local animal organizations at locations around the county; select locations offer additional free vaccines. The department also handles bite investigations, rabies tags, lost and found pets and services for unincorporated areas.
How to reach them
Where: 10220 South 76th Avenue, Bridgeview, IL 60455
Hours: Main office Monday-Friday 8:30 am-4:30 pm; closed Saturday-Sunday. Clinics are seasonal and run through mid-October; dates and locations are posted on the clinic map.
Good to know
- Who can use it: Cook County dogs and cats; bring proof of Cook County residency such as a State ID or CityKey. Some clinics are for dogs only.
- How to get started: Find a clinic date and location on the clinic map and attend; clinics are first-come, first-served unless noted.
Emergency? Call your veterinarian or the nearest 24-hour emergency hospital now, and tell them if cost is a barrier. Emergency signs and poison hotlines
Before you go
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