Lost Your Animal?
Heres some handy hints to help you locate your animal.
Step 1. Ring your local Council or the Council the animal went missing in and inform them (ensure your registration details are correct, leave your… [Read more]
The Lost Dogs´ Home are proud to be members of the Cat Crisis Coalition
For the first time, all major Victorian shelters have joined together with the sole aim of achieving mandatory desexing of cats, in… [Read more]
Domestic Animals Act - CATS
NEW RULES FOR VICTORIAN CAT OWNERS
Those who own cats in Victoria, or who are thinking about it, should be aware of their obligations under our State’s new Domestic Animals Act. This… [Read more]
The Domestic (Feral and Nuisance) Animals Act 1994
What It Means To Pet Owners
On Tuesday the 9th of April this wide ranging Act will become law in Victoria. Its provisions will effect all dog and cat… [Read more]
The fundamental “problem” is neither dumping nor de-sexing - the “problem” is not animals, the “problem” is an un-educated public who consider animals as disposable objects, like toys.
When some people tire of an animal they… [Read more]
There are many medical and behavioural benefits in having your pet desexed:
MALES (Cats & Dogs)
CONVENIENCE TO OWNERS
Usually stops tomcats from “spraying” foul-smelling urine in the house.
Reduces the annoying and embarrassing urge of male dogs to… [Read more]
