Dog licensing fees:

• $15 for spayed and neutered pets (please provide proof)
• $30 for intact males and females
• For seniors residents over 70, there is no charge to license their pets.

Rabies Vaccine fees:

• Boston residents: $5
• Boston residents over the age of 70: $2
• Non-residents: $10

Please note:

• Three-year rabies vaccines will be given if you are able to show proof of previous rabies vaccines.
• All pets must be accompanied by a person 18 years or older and on a leash or in a carrier.

For more information, call 617-635-1800 or find us on Facebook @bostonanimal

Dog licensing fees:

• $15 for spayed and neutered pets (please provide proof)
• $30 for intact males and females
• For seniors residents over 70, there is no charge to license their pets.

Rabies Vaccine fees:

• Boston residents: $5
• Boston residents over the age of 70: $2
• Non-residents: $10

Please note:

• Three-year rabies vaccines will be given if you are able to show proof of previous rabies vaccines.
• All pets must be accompanied by a person 18 years or older and on a leash or in a carrier.

For more information, call 617-635-1800 or find us on Facebook @bostonanimal

We will also be honoring deserving veterans with Community and Outstanding Service awards. 

For more information, please contact us at 617-635-3026.

Mayor Martin J. Walsh, in partnership with the Museum of African American History, Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras (BYSO), and Boston University, will present, "A Day of Celebration in Honor of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.," on Monday, January 15, 2018 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. at Metcalf Hall on the second floor of George Sherman Union at Boston University located at 775 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston. It is fitting that this year’s tribute is being generously held at Boston University since Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. earned his Ph.D. in systematic theology there in 1955.

This event celebrates Dr. King, the man, the minister, and the humanitarian. Young BYSO musicians' outstanding performances of classical music, spirituals and freedom songs are complemented by the words of Dr. King as spoken by three distinguished community leaders, and culminated with a keynote address by Beverly Morgan-Welch, the Associate Director of External Affairs for the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History & Culture.

BCYF Holland is located at 85 Olney Street in Dorchester. Have questions? Call 617-635-5144 for more information.

This exhibit features projects led by former Boston AIR artist Rashin Fahandej. They explore the issues of “access” and “equality." Rashin's projects focused on a critique of incarceration policies and their racial imbalances. The projects used various media and they celebrate the power of groups to create social change. 

A Father’s Lullaby highlights the role of men raising children. It also underlines the absence of fathers due to the racial disparities of mass incarceration. This project invites the community to record their voices, share their ideas, and sing a lullaby to raise awareness for this issue. They're asked to imagine policies that are based on support and not criminalization.

This exhibition invites the community to share their stories in recorded conversations with Rashin (during tea hours) at IBA Boston on the following dates: 

• Monday Dec 11, 2017, from 1 - 5 p.m.
• Monday Dec 18, 2017, from 1 - 5 p.m.
• Artist Talk: Friday Dec 8, 2017, 6:30 p.m.

This exhibit features projects led by former Boston AIR artist Rashin Fahandej. They explore the issues of “access” and “equality." Rashin's projects focused on a critique of incarceration policies and their racial imbalances. The projects used various media and they celebrate the power of groups to create social change. 

A Father’s Lullaby highlights the role of men raising children. It also underlines the absence of fathers due to the racial disparities of mass incarceration. This project invites the community to record their voices, share their ideas, and sing a lullaby to raise awareness for this issue. They're asked to imagine policies that are based on support and not criminalization.

This exhibition invites the community to share their stories in recorded conversations with Rashin (during tea hours) at IBA Boston on the following dates: 

• Artist Talk: Friday Dec 8, 2017, 6:30 p.m.
• Monday Dec 11, 2017, from 1 - 5 p.m.
• Monday Dec 18, 2017, from 1 - 5 p.m.

This exhibit features projects led by former Boston AIR artist Rashin Fahandej. They explore the issues of “access” and “equality." Rashin's projects focused on a critique of incarceration policies and their racial imbalances. The projects used various media and they celebrate the power of groups to create social change. 

A Father’s Lullaby highlights the role of men raising children. It also underlines the absence of fathers due to the racial disparities of mass incarceration. This project invites the community to record their voices, share their ideas, and sing a lullaby to raise awareness for this issue. They're asked to imagine policies that are based on support and not criminalization.

This exhibition invites the community to share their stories in recorded conversations with Rashin (during tea hours) at IBA Boston on the following dates: 

• Monday Dec 11, 2017, from 1 - 5 p.m.
• Monday Dec 18, 2017, from 1 - 5 p.m.
• Artist Talk: Friday Dec 8, 2017, 6:30 p.m.

The Main Streets Explorer is a pilot program. We're offering a shuttle on December 7, 14, and 21 between three Main Street Districts:

• Hyde Park
• Roslindale Village, and
• West Roxbury.

We want riders to experience the live music, restaurants, stores, and events in each neighborhood. Our free shuttle is open to anyone who wants to ride. It's an easy way to shop, eat, and play locally. Learn more about when and where to pick up the shuttle at the bottom of this page.

This pilot program is run by the Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics. Through this experiment, they are testing ways Main Street Districts could be even more welcoming spaces for all.