Yarmouth Animal Control & Protection
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Hours: Emergency animal calls: Yarmouth Police at (508) 775-0445, press 0.
- What it is
- More help
- Where
- Town of Yarmouth
- Status
- Open
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- on the official website, November 5, 2026
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Yarmouth's Animal Control and Protection Section promotes public safety and humane treatment of domestic animals through education and enforcement of licensing, vaccination and restraint laws, and handles found pets and domestic animal complaints.
How to reach them
Where: Town of Yarmouth
Hours: Emergency animal calls: Yarmouth Police at (508) 775-0445, press 0.
Good to know
- Who can use it: Yarmouth residents.
- How to get started: Call Animal Control at (508) 394-4422 to report a found pet or an animal concern; leave your name, number and the reason for your call if no officer is available. For emergencies such as an injured dog or cat, call Yarmouth Police at (508) 775-0445 and press 0.
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