Application for Rabies Vaccination Exemption - Virginia 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the Veterinarian Information section. Enter your name, Virginia License number, practice name, address, city, state, zip code, phone number, and fax number clearly.
  3. Next, complete the Owner Information section with the owner's name, phone number, and physical address.
  4. In the Patient Information section, provide details about the animal including its name, species (canine or feline), age, date of birth, breed, sex, weight, reproductive status (spayed/neutered/intact), color and markings, and microchip number if applicable.
  5. Detail the Medical History of the animal by stating the reason for requesting an exemption along with any pre-existing conditions and their diagnosis dates.
  6. List all previous rabies vaccinations in the Rabies Vaccination History section. Include dates of vaccination and product details.
  7. Ensure both owner and veterinarian initial next to each statement in the Owner Education Necessary for Informed Consent section to confirm understanding of responsibilities.
  8. Finally, both parties must sign in their respective affirmation sections to validate the application before submission.

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If left untreated, rabies is nearly always fatal. Rabies is an acute viral infection is transmitted to humans by a bite or by the exposure of broken skin to an infected animals saliva. Immunization given early (preferably within 24 hours but certainly within 72 hours) can usually prevent the disease.
There are free animal bite centers, you can ask your local health centers first, they will refer you to bigger health centers that have anti-rabies if they dont have it.
Parents may obtain both religious and medical exemptions to immunizations. For a religious objection to immunizations, a Certificate of Religious Exemption (Form CRE 1) may be obtained from a local health department or you may download the form here.
The Commonwealth of Virginia requires pets to receive a rabies vaccination before four months (16 weeks) of age. The minimum age for a rabies vaccine is three months (12 weeks), and animals are not considered immunized for at least 28 days following vaccination.
Under Virginia law, all domestic cats and dogs four months of age and older must be vaccinated for rabies. For your convenience, the Henrico Police Animal Protection Unit conducts four rabies clinics annually. View the Rabies Vaccination Clinic schedule.
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The rabies vaccine is recommended if youre at risk of getting rabies though your work, including: laboratory staff who work with the rabies virus. staff working in animal quarantine facilities. people who handle wild bats (including volunteers)

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