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Lost & Found Dogs
Lost or found a dog? Get in touch with us as soon as possible!
Pets are family members and we understand it can be very distressing in the event that one goes missing. Please contact us as soon as possible to advise us of your pet’s details. Then, our Animal Control staff can work to locate your pet and return it to you as soon as possible.
Some helpful details about your pet to share with our team are:
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Type of animal.
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Registration tag number.
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Breed.
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Colour.
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Sex.
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Last known location.
If you come across a wandering animal you think might be someone's missing pet, please give us a call and let us know.
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