Pembroke Animal Control

04/20/2026

01/23/2026

As temperatures drop dangerously low this weekend, having a plan in place to keep your animals warm can save their lives.

Make sure your pets have shelter from freezing temperatures, wind chill and ice, and be aware of hazards that can harm animals such as rock salt and antifreeze. Simple steps can make a lifesaving difference. ❤️🐾

09/05/2025

Local Rabies Clinic in Hanson on September 14th

07/24/2025

This handsome boy took off from the areas of 230 Birch street this afternoon. If you see him please contact Gerry at 508-932-5580.

05/09/2025

Shelter phone update - Unfortunately the phone issue was not fixed yesterday when the phone company was out. Should you need assistance call the Pembroke Police and they can contact me for Emergencies. If it is not an emergency you can call my Hanover office and leave a message there until the shelter phone can be fixed. That number is 781-826-4119. Thank you for everyone’s patience while we work on this issue. ❤️🐾

05/07/2025

PHONE ISSUES: It has been brought to my attention that the phone at the shelter is not going to voicemail but rather transferring to a local dog daycare. Should you need Animal Control please contact the Pembroke Police at 781-293-6363. We are working on this and hope to have it rectified it as soon as possible.

04/23/2025

This handsome unneutered male German Shepherd was picked up today around 11:45 AM in the area of 58 Bonney. He has a green flea collar and blue electric fence collar with no tags and no microchip. If you recognize him or know his family, please contact Animal care and Control at 781-293-5288

04/10/2025

UPDATE: My sweet visitor is back with her family♥️♥️♥️

This sweet lady was found at the end of Maple Ave near Standford Hill Rd just before 8am today. She does not have a collar on. If you recognize her or know her family would you please call Animal Care and Control 781-293-5288. ❤️🐾

03/15/2025

These two handsome boys were found on Plymouth street last night. One in the area of #150 and the other around #200. If you recognize them or know their families please call Standish Humane Society at 781-834-4663. They would love to get them home to their families ♥️🐾

03/05/2025

It's that time of year and a reminder that these individuals are NOT evil and deserve the chance to live a wild life doing what they do. Skunks will not attack you and will only spray out of defense if they HAVE to. It dehydrates them so don't harass them........give them their space and they will not bother you. They WILL eat your chickens eggs if you don't make your area predator proof.....that's on YOU. They are also interested in your insects and mice. They enjoy small snakes when found as well. Learn to live with wildlife.
It's mating season and fixin to be spring... And they will be out and about. This is one of the most misunderstood animals, in my opinion... If ya see one goin on it's merry lil way... Jus let them be!!
Please.... Live n let live 🦨🖤