Albury Animal Care Centre

We care for lost, abandoned and seized animals, reunite pets with their owners and find new homes for animals that cannot be returned.

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Claim a lost pet View animals for adoption Surrender an animal Contact the centre

Lost or found an animal

If your pet is missing or you have found a stray companion animal, contact the Albury Animal Care Centre.

Animals collected by Council rangers may be taken to the centre if their owner cannot be contacted. If you believe your pet has been impounded, call the centre to make an appointment.

Claim a lost pet

Adopt an animal

Animals that cannot be reunited with their owners may become available for adoption.

View the animals currently looking for a home and submit an adoption enquiry. The Animal Care Centre team can help you find a pet suited to your household and lifestyle.

View animals for adoption

Surrendering an animal

If you can no longer care for your cat or dog, first consider whether family, friends or a reputable rehoming organisation can help.

The Albury Animal Care Centre may accept surrendered animals by prior arrangement. Contact the centre before attending to discuss your circumstances and the available options.

Learn about surrendering an animal

About the Albury Animal Care Centre

The Albury Animal Care Centre cares for dogs, cats and livestock that have been found stray, abandoned or seized. The team reunites animals with their owners and finds suitable homes for animals that cannot be returned.

Located in Mudge Street, the centre has operated at its current site since 1998 and provides animal care services for Albury, Wodonga, Indigo, Towong, Wangaratta and Greater Hume council areas.