Application for New Registration – Dog/Cat

Important

All cats and dogs three months or older must be registered. The owners of a dog or cat who fail to register their animal may be liable to a fine. A child’s dog or cat must be registered in the parent’s or guardian’s name. Registration for dogs and cats expire on the 31 August each year.

Northern Territory of Australia  Local Government Act and City of Darwin By-Laws By-Law 41 

 

See registration fees here.

Owner's Details

Owner's Details

Address
Is the animal's address different from the owner's address?
Animal's Address
Do you already have an animal registered with City of Darwin?
Animal(s) details

Animal(s) details

Animal Details
Type
Sex
Desexed (proof required)
Has the dog been or is the dog currently a Declared Dangerous Dog in any Municipality?
Has the dog been involved in any dog attack/menace incident?
Has the dog ever had restrictions placed on its registration?
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I declare that to the best of my knowledge all the above information is true and correct and I agree to comply with the conditions of registration in accordance with the Darwin City Council By-Laws.
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SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE CONSIDERATIONS

SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE CONSIDERATIONS

Darwin pet owners are encouraged to adhere to five principles of pet ownership:

  • Register and microchip your pets.

  • Desex your pets.

  • Provide Training, socialization and care for your animals including health care.

  • Do not allow your animal to become a threat or a nuisance in the community. 

  • Prepare your pets for emergencies. 

When owning an animal, it is understood that certain requirements should be met to ensure the animal is kept safe and healthy. The following are some considerations to practising responsible pet ownership:

  • Managing the pet to prevent nuisance behaviour.

  • Taking appropriate steps should verified complaints be made.

  • Meeting the requirements for the animal’s health and well-being.

  • Providing continued physical and mental exercise and stimulation for your animals.

  • Walking pets on a leash in public spaces.

  • Educating the family to care for the animal.

  • Keeping the animal’s vaccinations up to date and seek veterinary assistance when required.

  • Watching your pet when in the presence of children or strangers.

  • Collecting faeces and dispose of in a sanitary manner.

  • Continuing the training and socialisation process.

  • Ensuring your animal is appropriately contained.

I have read and agree to the Socially Responsible Considerations
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