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Pets and animals

Pets, livestock and local wildlife play a positive role in the community's wellbeing, and bring pleasure and companionship to many of our residents.

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Do-Do the Right Thing

Please continue to pick up after your pooch and keep our shared spaces clean, tidy and safe.

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Responsible pet ownership

You have an obligation to care for the health and wellbeing of your pet, as well as a duty to ensure their activities don’t interfere with your neighbours or the environment.

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Albury Animal Care Centre

Albury Animal Care Centre impounds and cares for lost, injured, stray and unowned dogs and cats.

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Aggressive animals and attacks

For everyone’s safety and wellbeing, we enforce a range of regulations for dog and cat owners. These include registration, rules about barking dogs, and restrictions on dangerous dogs

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Feral cat
Feral and Infant Animals Procedure

Under section 64(2) of the Companion Animals Act 1998, this endorsed Procedure assists in the management of animals that are feral and a danger to handle, and infant animals that need constant intensive care that have been lawfully seized or surrendered.

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Complaints about animals

We respond to a range of animal and pet concerns including collection of stray animals and investigation of complaints about animals.

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Snakes

Albury’s proximity to the Murray River and local bushlands means we have a rich diversity of native animals including several species of snakes.

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Bees

Bees play an important role in the pollination of native plants and crops across Australia.

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Local wildlife

The region is alive with hundreds of species of wildlife, supporting over 350 varieties of birds, as well as many species of mammals, reptiles and fish.

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Keep Track of your Best Mate

FREE Microchipping Event! Join us for a FREE microchipping event hosted by the Albury Animal Care Centre and AlburyCity Rangers.

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