Massachusetts H943 mandates quarantine and vaccination for dogs brought into the state by animal rescue organizations.
Massachusetts H943 requires dogs brought into the state by animal rescue organizations to quarantine for at least 48 hours and be vaccinated for rabies, distemper, parvovirus, and leptospirosis. The quarantine can occur at the dog's placement residence or a licensed facility. Exceptions apply for dogs voluntarily surrendered by owners from certain neighboring states. The director of the relevant agency must promulgate regulations to implement these requirements.
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