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1. LOST YOUR CAT IN IPSWICH? Don’t delay! Think lost ... (PDF, 2494k)

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   11 Apr 2022: them find their cats.• Help prevent losing your cat again by keeping your cat. ... Visit to view all cats in the pound/shelter every 1-3 days in case your cat is brought in.

2. 04 amended (PDF, 78k)

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   8 Oct 2003: a) The keeping of three or four cats for domestic purposes - (Domestic Cat Permit);. ... c) All cats must be vaccinated as appropriate to the age of the animal.

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3. Animals

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   17 May 2022: Report an issue. Popular links Show. Live Show. Report an Issue.

4. Barking Dogs

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   12 Jul 2024: Animal noise is a nuisance if it—. is made by a domestic animal; and. ... Sometimes the issue of barking dogs can be resolved by speaking to the dog owner first.

5. STEP ONE Thoroughly search your home.Use flashlights to check ... (PDF, 6814k)

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   9 Mar 2020: with other pets, buildings with dumpsters, foodestablishments, etc. that your dog might like. ... You may need to humanely trap the dog, so call shelters/Local Government animal management/wildlife departments to see if they rent out humane traps for dogs

6. Contrary to popular belief, cats do not have to ... (PDF, 845k)

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   4 Mar 2018: Cats allowed to roam freely outdoors are more likely to be injured during cat fights, dog attacks and traffic accidents. ... If your cat still has difficulty adjusting, consult your local veterinarian or animal behaviourist.

7. Adoption push nets a paw-sitive result

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   3 Mar 2023: A total of 41 animals, 22 cats, 10 dogs and nine kittens, were adopted from the AWLQ’s Ipswich Rehoming Centre from 8 to 14 February. ... Growth, Infrastructure and Waste Committee Deputy Chairperson Councillor Paul Tully encouraged all cat and dog

8. Ipswich welcomes Animal Welfare League of Queensland to run pound

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   24 Sep 2021: In 2019-2020 a total of 2,586 animals passed through the Ipswich City Council Animal Management Centre. ... Unclaimed and surrendered animals are behaviourally assessed and made available for adoption at the Animal Management Centre.

9. Livestock

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   12 Jul 2024: Lost or found animals. If you have lost an animal, or you have found a lost or injured animal, quick action is the key to reuniting the animal with its owner. ... Impounded animals. If your animal is located, or you suspect your animal is impounded at

10. Significant Flora and Fauna

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    2 Feb 2024: Animal (bird). Vulnerable. Neoceratodus forsteri (Queensland lungfish). Animal (fish). Vulnerable. Dasyurus maculatus maculatus (spotted quoll/tiger quoll). ... Plant (tree). Endangered. Turnix melanogaster (Black breasted button quail). Animal (ground

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