Stoughton Police Welcome New Animal Control Officer

STOUGHTON, MA — The Stoughton Police Department has added a new officer focused on helping the town’s animals and their owners.

Isabella Hall has joined the department as its new animal control officer, police announced on Friday. Hall brings six years of experience as a veterinary technician, according to the department.

Hall holds a degree in Animal and Veterinary Sciences from the University of Maine. The school's Animal and Veterinary Sciences program covers animal health, nutrition, disease, anatomy, physiology, genetics and management.

"We are excited to welcome Isabella to the Stoughton Police Department and know that her education and experience will be valuable assets to our community," the Stoughton Police Department wrote in the Friday announcement. "Isabella is looking forward to getting started in her new role, meeting the residents of Stoughton, and getting to know the people and pets that make our community special!"

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