Burrillville Animal Control

06/01/2026

RABIES CLINIC - NORTH SMITHFIELD
6/13/26 ***Pre-registration is required***

05/29/2026

FOUND RABBIT: This lionhead rabbit was found this morning, 5/29/26 in the area of 400 Whipple Rd. No chip. If this is your rabbit or you have any information on where it came from, please call us at 401-568-9480.
RI Lost Pets
Burrillville, RI - Lost & Found Pets

05/25/2026

1.3K likes, 146 comments. "The Great Outdoors (6/10) Movie CLIP - He's on My Face! (1988) HD"

05/23/2026

Please read the Rhode Island Department of Health press release below. A stray cat found on Whipple Road has tested positive for Rabies. We will place photos of the cat in comments. The cat was a short haired gray and white male with white paws. If you had exposure to this cat, please contact RI DOH Rabies team at 401-222-2577. If your pet was exposed, please contact us at 401-568-9480. Make sure your pets are up to date on Rabies vaccination and keep them indoors!

A stray cat found on Whipple Road in Burrillville tested positive for rabies on May 22. View press release to learn more: https://www.ri.gov/press/view/50919

05/23/2026

Blue green algae alert

⚠️ Rhode Island Department of Health and DEM are advising people to avoid contact with Slack Reservoir in Smithfield/Johnston due to harmful algae blooms (HABs). These blooms are caused by blue-green algae (cyanobacteria), which can produce toxins that can be harmful to humans and animals.

What to avoid:

• Swimming, fishing, boating, or kayaking
• Don’t drink untreated water or eat fish from the pond
• Keep pets out of the water

HABs can move around, so use caution in all areas of the reservoir. This advisory is in effect until further notice.

📞 To report suspected blue-green algae blooms, contact DEM’s Office of Water Resources at [email protected]

📌 Find more information: https://dem.ri.gov/press-releases/ridoh-and-dem-recommend-avoiding-contact-slack-reservoir-0

05/21/2026

Shocked and so grateful. ❤️😱 Wow! Thank you so much to Matt Rife and Elton Castee.

05/21/2026

Be Bite Smart educational series for young children

Be BiteSmart is an education initiative, creating age-appropriate multimedia teaching materials to help prevent dog bites to the most at-risk ages.

05/20/2026

Missing from Benedict Rd