Falmouth Animal Services (Animal Control)
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Hours: Emergency animal calls: Falmouth Police at (774) 255-4527, then press 6.
- What it is
- More help
- Where
- Town of Falmouth
- Status
- Open
- Checked
- on the official website, November 5, 2026
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Falmouth's Animal Services Division promotes public safety and humane treatment of animals, responds to sick or injured wildlife and domestic animal complaints, and enforces dog licensing, vaccination, restraint, barking and tethering laws. Report lost and found pets to Animal Control.
How to reach them
Where: Town of Falmouth
Hours: Emergency animal calls: Falmouth Police at (774) 255-4527, then press 6.
Good to know
- Who can use it: Falmouth residents.
- How to get started: Call the Senior Animal Control Officer at (774) 836-3945 or the Animal Control Officer at (774) 392-7300; leave a message if no one answers. In an emergency, call Falmouth Police at (774) 255-4527 and press 6 for a dispatcher.
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