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Phone number: 02 4645 4000
Email: council@campbelltown.nsw.gov.au
Website: www.campbelltown.nsw.gov.au
The Animal Care Facility will be open from 10.00am to 4.00pm Monday to Friday and from 9.00am to 2.00pm on Saturdays. There are restrictions on how many people allowed in the centre at one time. No more than 4 customers are allowed in both the ACF office and Cattery at any time and no more than 12 people are allowed in the kennel area at any one time. People will be asked to sign in on an attendance record sheet, apply hand sanitiser when entering and maintain 1.5 metres distance between each other when visiting.
Have you lost your pet? Browse our list of lost animals to see if your loved one has been handed in to us.
Find your new best friend - we have dogs and cats available for adoption.
Information on how to report dead animals online and what to do when you see an injured animal and whom should you contact.
Providing facilities to receive impounded and surrendered animals.Promoting micro-chipping, registration and desexing of companion animals.
Information for rescue organisations wishing to work with the Animal Care Facility.
Important information on being a responsible pet owner, keeping your pet safe, dog and cat registrations, restricted dog breeds and dog and cat FAQs.
Having problems with magpies, snakes or bees? Want to know what to do when you find a stray cat or dog? Interested in the impact pest animals and insects have on our environment? Find out more here!
The waterbirds that reside in the wetlands of Campbelltown, NSW.
Protect the wildlife in our catchments by fishing sustainably and caring for our waterways
Want to know more about our locally threatened species?
Information on keeping horses, cattle, cows, goats, pigs, sheep, and alpacas in residential and rural areas.
The keeping of bees in residential areas is permitted provided you comply with certain requirements.
How to prevent heat stress for your dog in summer and take the pledge to never leave your dog in an unattended car.