Owning an animal can provide great companionship however deciding to become an owner also means you take on responsibilities not only towards your animal, but to other community members in a way that the animal is controlled and behaves.
Council's New Dog Management Policy takes effect from 1st April 2025. To view a copy of the policy, Click Here.
Council's Interactive Maps of the New Dog Exercise Areas takes effect 1st April 2025. To view the online maps, Click Here.
Community Safety
Both Council and residents have responsibilities to ensure animals and humans can live in harmony.
Click Here For information on:
- Dog Attacks
- Barking/Nuisance
- Stray Dogs
- Stray Livestock
- Regulated Dogs/Prohibited
Animal Welfare
A well cared for pet can be a valuable companion, improving our health and well-being and connecting us with other people in our community.
Click Here For information on:
- Fireworks/Storms/Events
- Exercise Areas / Stimulation / Mental Health
- RSPCA Fact Sheets
Dog Ownership
Council is required to enforce various State Government Acts in relation to the keeping and control of animals.
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- Registration
- Microchipping
- Number of Dogs
Other Animals
Impound Register
- Council's Animal Impound Register
Animal Management Forms and Information
- A complete list of all current Council forms and information relating to pets and animals.