Change of Animal Status Form

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Please complete the form below if your animal has:
  • passed away;
  • had a change of owner;
  • change of address;
  • a new microchip number;
  • been sterilised or;
  • requires a replacement registration tag.
All fields must be completed unless indicated as optional. Your owner information needs to be kept up-to-date.
 
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Change of Animal Status Form

All fields are required except where indicated as optional.

Please note that you must ALSO complete the Dog Sterilisation Refund Form if you paid the unsterilised rate.

Animal type:

I need a replacement tag (optional):
Note: Only applies in the City of Cockburn
Gender:

Owner Details



Please enter the current address where the animal is to be usually kept. Note: street number and street name are needed for all addresses

Change of Details

My pet has passed away (optional):
This will only update the address for the animal. Please contact Rates if a change is required for other services.
Please enter the address where animal is to be usually kept. Note: street number and street name are needed for all addresses
I need to transfer my pet out of the City of Cockburn (optional):
My pet has a new owner (optional):
I need to update microchip or sterilisation details (optional):

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