Contacts

Non-emergent rodent-related issues: Email dcm-rodentvettechs@mit.edu and one of our vet techs will respond.
Large animal-related issues and emergency rodent issues: Call the PCS phone (617-504- 8375) and a veterinarian on call will answer.
Animal facility issues: call the FOCAP (617-290-0597) and one of DCM’s animal resources specialists will be glad to help.

If you are unable to reach help immediately then please call our around-the-clock phone operators at the DCM answering service (617-253-1757).

Contacts
Service	Email
Animal Facility Services and Access	dcmaccess@mit.edu
Animal Imports/Exports	animal-import-export@mit.edu
Animal Purchasing	animalrequests@mit.edu
Behavioral Management Services	dcm_behavior@mit.edu
Billing Information	dcm-billing@mit.edu
DCM Pharmacy	dcm-pharm@mit.edu
Diagnostic Lab Services	dcm-diagnosticlab@mit.edu
Histology/Pathology Services	dcm-pathology@mit.edu
IACUC (CAC) Protocol Needs	cacpo@mit.edu
Large Animal Surgery Scheduling	dcm-scheduling@mit.edu
New PI Needs	dcmdir@mit.edu
Purchasing Coordinator	dcm-purchasing@mit.edu
Rodent Colony Management	dcm-rodentvettechs@mit.edu
Rodent Rederivation and Transgenic Production Services	dcm-transgenicservices@mit.edu
Training	dcmtraining@mit.edu
Veterinary Technical Services (Small and Large Animal)	dcmvettech@mit.edu
Question re: website	dcm-web@mit.edu

Committee on Animal Care (CAC): All new animal work must be approved by the CAC before it starts.
Committee on Use of Humans as Experimental Subjects (COUHES): For all work involving human subjects.
Environment, Health & Safety Office (EHS): For all work involving hazards, recombinant DNA or controlled substances.
MIT Health: For any concerns about occupational health, including allergies, when working with animals.
Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program (UROP): For all undergraduates wishing to do research with animals.