FAQs • Bridgewater, MA • CivicEngage

What do I need to know to make a complaint?: Document information such as time of the incident, person committing the act (description of person, if identity is unknown) exact location (such as proper address of where the animal lives or license plate of vehicle being driven) and as much information about the animal being abused (breed, color, size, where it is kept).

If the life of an animal is in immediate danger contact the local police at once Bridgewater Police 508-697-6118.

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Animal Abuse

1. How do I know if my neighbor is abusing their animal?: If you believe an animal is being abused, there are a few simple steps you can take in order to help.

- You can call us at 508-659-1290 or e-mail us a complaint
- Call the Animal Rescue League of Boston Law Enforcement Department at 617-426-9170, ext. 110
- Call the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals at 800-628-5808

2. How do I know if the animal is being abused?: Mass General Laws provide for the basic necessities of an animal. Food water, and shelter are among the most common concerns, as well as actual physical abuse.

3. What do I need to know to make a complaint?: Document information such as time of the incident, person committing the act (description of person, if identity is unknown) exact location (such as proper address of where the animal lives or license plate of vehicle being driven) and as much information about the animal being abused (breed, color, size, where it is kept).

If the life of an animal is in immediate danger contact the local police at once Bridgewater Police 508-697-6118.