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Animals

Animals, whether companion pets, working animals or stock, play an important role in the lives of many people in the Pyrenees Shire.

The role of Council Officers (Rangers) is to advise and assist residents in managing their animals and to ensure that any nuisance which may arise is eliminated or managed to achieve a reasonable outcome for all involved.

Council's Animal Control Department may be contacted through Council's Customer Service Office on 03 5349 1100.

Cat & Dog Registration

Registration fees for dogs and cats kept in the Pyrenees Shire.

Electronic Animal Registration Renewal Notices

How to sign up for electronic delivery of your Animal Registration Renewal Notices.

Lost, Found & Wandering Pets

What to do when you have lost your dog or cat, find someone else's animal or have a problem with wandering animals.

Microchipping/Desexing

Legislation requires dogs and cats to be microchipped before they can be registered with Council.

Owners Responsibilities

What are the responsibilities of owning a pet?

Payment Options

There are a number of different payment options available to you for the payment of your Animal registrations.

Stock on Roads & Poor Fencing

Stock on Roads & Poor Fencing

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Council office location

Our Council is located at:
5 Lawrence Street    
BEAUFORT   VIC   3373
Phone: 1300 PYRENEES (1300 797 363) 
Fax: (03) 5349 2068
Email: pyrenees@pyrenees.vic.gov.au

Indigenous Acknowledgement

We acknowledge the people past and present of the Wadawurrung, Dja Dja Wurrung, Eastern Maar, and Wotjobaluk tribes whose land forms the Pyrenees Shire. We pay our respect to the customs, traditions and stewardship of the land by the elders and people of these tribes on whose land we meet today.

 

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