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HomeNewsTime to register your dog

Time to register your dog

Annual dog registrations are now due .

There are more than 10,000 registered dogs in Noosa Shire and registering your pet helps Council to identify lost dogs and reunite them quickly with their owners.

It is a State Government requirement that all dogs over the age of three months are registered with their local council.

Owners can pay for dog renewal online at noosa.qld.gov.au or at the Customer Service Centre in Tewantin.

To encourage responsible pet ownership, Council is running a competition to find Noosa’s cutest dog.

During September, pay your dog renewal and check out Council’s social pages to enter your pet pooch in the competition. Weekly prizes are up for grabs with an overall winner announced in early October.

For residents who own multiple dogs, check the bottom of your renewal notice to view all dog details.

For the desexed dog fee to apply, documented proof is required.

For the fee-free pension discount to apply, verification of a full Queensland concession card is required.

To know more, visit the council website or contact Council’s Customer Service staff.

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