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Council’s pets policy open to feedback

20/07/2025

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Greater Dandenong’s future direction on dangerous dogs, stray cats and animal welfare is open for public feedback. The council is running a survey to help form its 2025-‘29 Domestic Animal Management Plan (DAMP). The plan covers issues such as promoting responsible pet ownership, raising awareness…

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