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All domestic cats and dogs over three months of age must be registered each year with us.
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Click here to complete the form to register for email notices.
Microchipping is compulsory for all animals under the Domestic Animals Act 1994. You should also ensure you update your details in the national database if they change and inform us as well.
From 1 May 2024, cats being registered for the first time must be desexed. However, there are exemptions if you are a breeder or if there are medical reasons your cat cannot be desexed.
There are many benefits to desexing cats and we encourage cat owners to do so if they do not wish to breed from their cat. You also get a reduced registration fee.
It is an offence to keep more than two dogs and/or two cats on a property without consent in writing from us in the form of a permit. The permit application process may include a visit from our Ranger and obtaining written consent from your adjacent neighbours.
Apply for a permit here.
People who have lost a dog or cat should contact the Albury Animal Management Facility on 02 6025 9682 or info@alburypound.net in the first instance. You can view impounded animals on the Albury Pound website and the Albury Wodonga Pound Facebook page.
If you do not locate your pet, please contact our Ranger on 0407 201 002 or 02 6028 1100. For impounded livestock or other animals, contact our Ranger in the first instance. Impoundment fees must be paid before your animal will be released to you.
We have established the following designated off-leash areas:
Owners are still responsible for their dog while they are in an off-leash area, and must monitor their behaviour towards both other dogs and people at all times. Outside of these areas, dogs in public places must be securely controlled by a leash and owners must pick up after them. Penalties apply for non-compliance.
Yes, as of 1 May 2024, there is a 24/7 curfew in place which means cats are not permitted to roam beyond their owner's boundary.
They can still go outside but must be contained within their owner's property.
Find out more information on our cat curfew and mandatory desexing page.
You could approach your neighbor in the first instance, as they may be unaware of the problem if they are not home during the day. If the problem persists, keep a log of each time it is nuisance during a two to three week period and if you believe the dog/s is constantly barking, please contact our Ranger during office hours on 02 6028 1100 or 0407 201 002. For more information on barking behaviour and what to do if your neighbour’s dog is barking, visit agriculture.vic.gov.au.
Guide dogs for the visual and/or hearing impaired are the only assistance animals that are exempt from registration fee payment.
You can let us know your dog is an assistance animal when registering them here.