Rabies Clinic


The Niagara County Department of Health conducts several free rabies immunization clinics every year. 
Download the 2026 Rabies Clinic Schedule flyer.   

  • Saturday, April 11* (9 a.m. - 12 p.m.) Town of Somerset Highway Garage, 8700 Haight Rd
  • Saturday, June 6* (9 a.m. - 12 p.m.) Hyde Park Centennial Pavilion, 911 Robbins Drive
  • Saturday, July 11* (9 a.m. - 12 p.m.) Town of Wilson Highway Garage, 3356 Wilson-Cambria Rd
  • Saturday, September 12* (9 a.m. - 12 p.m.) Town of Lockport Highway Department, 6560 Dysinger Road
  • Saturday, December 5* (9 a.m. - 12 p.m.) City of North Tonawanda Public Works Department, 758 Erie Avenue
*Pre-Registration for Rabies Clinic is now MANDATORY, and registration will open at 9:00 a.m. the first working day of the week, the week of the clinic.

“NOTE: If you are within the window of open registration the week of a Niagara County rabies clinic, and it is not found on your search, this is indication that all appointments are FILLED and registration is CLOSED.”   

BOTH STEPS MUST BE COMPLETED TO REGISTER
STEP 1 Click on link below to secure a time slot for the animal(s) you will be bringing:
Fill out the owner and animal information; this MUST be completed for EACH animal visiting the clinic at the appointment time you selected.
BY SUBMITTING THIS FORM, THE OWNER CONSENTS TO THEIR ANIMAL RECEIVING A RABIES VACCINATION.

STEP 2 Bring proof of prior rabies vaccination (if you have it)

If you require assistance with the appointment and pre-registration process, please call 716-439-7490.

Rabies Immunization Clinic Considerations:

  • Pre-registration becomes available at 9 am on the first business day of the week, the week of the clinic.
  • Individuals who do not have an appointment will be turned away.
  • Please arrive no more than 5 minutes before your appointment time.
  • You will park and walk your animal(s) to the registration table.
  • There will be no restrooms available at the rabies immunization clinic.
  • All animals must be properly restrained. Cats and ferrets must be in a box or carrier. Dogs must be leashed. Please no retractable leashes.
  • By law, all cats, dogs and domesticated ferrets must have a current rabies vaccination from four months of age and on. Cats and dogs receiving immunization without proof of a previous rabies immunization will receive a certificate valid only for one year. Cats and dogs with proof of previous rabies immunizations will receive a certificate valid for three years.
  • To receive a 3-year certificate for a dog or cat, please bring proof of prior rabies vaccine. Metal tags/licenses are not acceptable proof. Ferrets must receive vaccinations annually, regardless of previous immunization.
  • If you require assistance with an appointment or the pre-registration process, please call 716-439-7490 on the first business day of the registration period.