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Animals

Animal registration

Register your cat or dog online

Pets and Animals FAQ

Find answers for a range of frequently asked questions related to Pets and Animals.

Lost Animals

Dogs and Cats that have been impounded are held at the Southern Grampians Shire pound in Hamilton.

Where can I walk my dog?

Find out where you can exercise with your dog.
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Princes Street, Port Fairy, Victoria, 3284, Australia
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Tel: 1300 656 564
PO Box 51, Princes Street, Port Fairy, Victoria 3284

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