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Animals

Pet registration and renewal

All dogs and cats over the age of 3 months must be registered with us.

Lost Animals

Locate or report lost pets.

Animal Management

Owner guidelines and responsibilities to comply with the local law.

Animal Noise - Barking Dogs

Information to assist you with noisy dogs and animals.

Beach and City Centre Access for Animals

Details about dog and horse access to beaches and city centre exclusion zone.

Desexing and Vaccinations

Requirements for your animals.

Free Roam and Prohibited Areas for Dogs

Maps and information about free roam and prohibited areas in Franklston City.

Local Pet Services

Boarding kennels, cat enclosures, dog obedience training, social dog-walking and local vets.

Microchipping

Legal requirements and benefits of microchipping your pet.

Permitted number of pets

If you keep multiple pets or birds, you may need an Excess Animal Permit, in addition to registering your dogs and cats.

Pests

Information and advice on how to control pests.

Responsible Pet Ownership

Legal responsibilities of pet ownership.

Welfare in Emergencies

Emergencies can happen at anytime. Have a plan for you and your pets.

Wildlife

Information regarding sick or injured wildlife including foxes, rabbits, possums and snakes.

Your Pet, Our City

Frankston City Council has launched its Your Pet, Our City campaign.

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Frankston City Council

PO Box 490
Frankston 3199
Tel: 1300 322 322
info@frankston.vic.gov.au

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Frankston City Council respectfully acknowledges the traditional owners, the Bunurong people, as the custodians of this land. We pay respect to all Aboriginal community Elders, past and present, who have resided in the area and have been an integral part of the history of the region.