Pets, livestock and local wildlife play a positive role in the community's wellbeing, and bring pleasure and companionship to many of our residents.
Please continue to pick up after your pooch and keep our shared spaces clean, tidy and safe.
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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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If you own a cat or dog and live in NSW, you are legally required to microchip and register your pet. This helps us quickly return your animal to you, if it is lost, injured or stolen.
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Albury Animal Care Centre impounds and cares for lost, injured, stray and unowned dogs and cats.
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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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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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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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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 play an important role in the pollination of native plants and crops across Australia.
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