The Albury Animal Care Centre houses dogs, cats and livestock that have been found stray or abandoned or have been seized. If animals cannot be returned to their owners, the centre seeks new homes for them.

If you'd like to offer a cat or dog a loving home for the rest of its life, you may want to consider adopting.

Contact us if you have found a stray companion animal or if your pet is missing. If our Rangers pick up your pet and contact with you cannot be made, they will take your pet to the Albury Animal Care Centre. This is where you can be reunited with your pet.

If you find yourself unable to continue caring for your cat or dog, you are required to find it another home. You can do this by speaking to family and friends or trying rehoming organisations before surrendering your pet to the Albury Animal Care Centre.

You have an obligation to care for the health and wellbeing of your pet, as well as a duty to ensure their activities don’t interfere with your neighbours or the environment.

If you own a cat or dog and live in NSW, you are legally required to microchip and register your pet. This helps us quickly return your animal to you, if it is lost, injured or stolen.

To request an appointment at the Albury Animal Care Centre please send us your details and the reason for the appointment and we will get back to you to arrange a time to visit.