Host biennial days at various 2018 and Increased number of microchipped 2020/ locations throughout the shire. animals. Objective 3 Registration and Identification - Increase young animal – registrations Table 11: Objective 3 Registration and Identification Increase Young Animal – – Registrations Activity When Evaluation Ongoing Increased numbers of young animals being registered. Examine methods of increasing young animal registration. Eg: upon presentation of booked de-sexing operation or upon signing of a statutory declaration, a discounted registration rate is applied* * Many owners do not want to de-sex their pet at 3 months of age. By allowing them to present proof of booking for a de-sexing operation or upon signing a statutory declaration, a discounted registration rate could be offered. Management of Nuisance Animals S68A(2)(c)(vi) of the Act requires the DAMP to: programs, services and strategies to minimise the “Outline potential for dogs and cats to create a nuisance” - also addresses 68A(2)(a),(c)(i),(c)(ii),(d),(f) Context Animal nuisance is essentially a complaint driven process at Murrindindi Council. Council resources allow a reactive based service so that Officers can respond as required. Common animal nuisance reported to Council includes wandering cats and dogs, barking dogs, and excessive animal numbers.
Host biennial days at various locations throughout the shire. 2018 and 2020/ Increased number of microchipped animals. Objective 3 – Registration and Identification - Increase young animal registrations Table 11: Objective 3 – Registration and Identification – Increase Young Animal Registrations Activity When Evaluation Examine methods of increasing young animal registration. Eg: upon presentation of booked de-sexing operation or upon signing of a statutory declaration, a discounted registration rate is applied* Ongoing Increased numbers of young animals being registered. * Many owners do not want to de-sex their pet at 3 months of age. By allowing them to present proof of booking for a de-sexing operation or upon signing a statutory declaration, a discounted registration rate could be offered. Management of Nuisance Animals S68A(2)(c)(vi) of the Act requires the DAMP to: “Outline programs, services and strategies to minimise the potential for dogs and cats to create a nuisance” - also addresses 68A(2)(a),(c)(i),(c)(ii),(d),(f) Context Animal nuisance is essentially a complaint driven process at Murrindindi Council. Council resources allow a reactive based service so that Officers can respond as required. Common animal nuisance reported to Council includes wandering cats and dogs, barking dogs, and excessive animal numbers.
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