Rabies clinics are held from March through November on the second Monday of each month at the St Mary’s County Fairground in Leonardtown in or near the 4H Building from 6:00 pm to 8:00pm. It costs $10.00 per shot.

All dogs must be on a leash or in a carrier. Dogs with aggressive tendencies are to be muzzled and remain in the owner’s vehicle. The veterinarian will come to the vehicle.

All cats and ferrets must be in a carrier.

All animals must be 16 weeks old to get the rabies shot.

Everyone attending the clinics or using the services will be required to abide by the rules and regulations established by the Health Department and St Mary’s County Animal Control. St Mary’s Animal Welfare League is required by law to report any instances of possible abuse and/or neglect. 

Medical personnel reserve the right to deny services to any person if in their professional opinion the animal in question does not appear to be medically sound or age appropriate. (i.e. sickly, underweight, too young, etc.).

If your pet is coughing, sneezing and has runny eyes or nose, they must remain in your vehicle, the veterinarian will come to them.