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How to tell if it's too hot to walk your dog
As the region swelters in record temperatures, dog owners are being reminded to prevent burnt paws.
Help dogs beat the heat
With soaring temperatures, make sure to keep your furry friends cool in the heat.
Keeping children and dogs safe at parties
While most dogs love attention, sometimes it can get too much – especially when there are children around.
Look out for algal blooms
While it may look unpleasant and sometimes smell, most algae in our waterways is harmless. However, some species found in Auckland can be harmful to people and animals if ingested.
Top water spots for dogs
Animal Management Officers share their top watering holes for dogs.
Surf’s up for dogs
Most Auckland beaches have restricted dog access with hours that change seasonally. So, with summer fast approaching, now is the time to check when the access hours are at your favourite beach.
Successful year for Auckland’s dog team
Keeping dogs a positive part of life in Auckland has kept the council’s Animal Management team busy over the past year.
A merry Christmas for 644 dogs adopted this year
One hundred per cent of the adoptable dogs at Auckland Council animal shelters were re-homed in 2016.
Council warns against third-party dog registrations
Auckland Council is reminding dog owners around the region that it only accepts payment for dog registrations directly, not through third parties.
Do the right thing – Register your dog
If you have a dog, its registration should have been renewed by 1 August.
Ruby finds her forever home
It’s one of the most heartbreaking aspects of the job at an animal shelter; a dog abandoned by their owner after years of loyalty. But this tale has a happy ending.
For this 7-year-old, it's all about the animals
Meet Sophia, who has so much empathy and affection for animals that she spends her birthday each year with them in a very special way.
Must love dogs: a chat with Animal Management Officer Lennie Vickery
Lennie spends her days teaching dog owners about responsible ownership, dealing with complaints, and ensuring compliance with the Dog Control Act.
Text 2 Desex
To qualify for free desexing your dog must be registered and classified as menacing under the Dog Control Act 1996
Register your dog and save
Dog registrations are now open and owners can take advantage of early-bird rates.
Prepare now to help pets in an emergency
If you have pets, you are responsible for their safety in an emergency. Here's a list of things you can do to protect them.
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