Companion Animal Audit Letter enquiry
Companion Animal Audit Letter enquiry
Received a Companion Animal Audit Letter and have a question? Let us know.
Last updated on: 25 March 2026
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Companion animals (dogs and cats) must be registered by 12 weeks of age. It is Council's responsibility to ensure that pet owners are following these regulations.
Periodically, Council conducts an audit of dogs and cats older than 12 weeks of age that have been identified on the Companion Animals Register but have not yet been registered. Letters are sent out to owners advising them of their obligations to register their pet.
Please note: If you have been sent a letter it means your pet, as identified on the Register, meets the requirements for lifetime registration but has not yet paid the mandatory lifetime registration payment.
More information
For more information on pet registration, or to register your pet online visit the NSW Pet Registry website.
You can also find pet registration information on Council's website, including forms to update your pet's details.
Submit a request
If you've received a Companion Animal Audit letter and have an enquiry, please use the request link below to submit it.
Please note: For Council to respond to your request you will be required to provide your contact details. Please upload a copy of your audit letter and/or any registration forms that may assist in resolving the matter.
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