ABOUT THE SHELTER
Wollondilly Animal Shelter takes care of lost and surrendered animals and rehabilitates them ready to be rehomed. The Shelter is also a place where people can seek advice on their pet.
The Shelter is located on Wonga Road, Picton. Public entry is via the Resource Centre in between the Shelter and Council Nursery.
For viewing, collection and droping off of animals: Opening Hours are Monday to Friday by appointment only (02) 4677 1100.
NOTE: All payments must be made by Eftpos / Credit Card only.
Adopt a Pet
Looking to adopt a pet, or find your lost pet? Wollondilly Animal Shelter has many loving cats and dogs looking for their forever home!
Lost Pets
If you live locally and have lost your pet, you can see if it's been found and dropped off to the Animal Shelter via our online listings which include a photo and any details available about the animal.
COMPANION ANIMAL SURRENDER
Residents are able to surrender their pet dogs and cats to council for a fee. However please note there are times when the Council Shelter is at capacity. For more information or to surrender a pet, view our fact sheet below or download and submit the relevant form.
Volunteering Opportunities
Our Wollondilly Animal Shelter aren't currently taking volunteers however there are plenty of opportunities to support our four legged friends such as the RSPCA.
Wollondilly Animal Shelter Foster Program
Interested in providing a temporary home for a pet in need? The Wollondilly Animal Shelter Foster Program offers a rewarding opportunity to care for animals while they await their forever homes.
Caring for Your Pet
Council strongly promotes the importance of responsible pet ownership which includes;
- Microchipping and Lifetime Registering your dog or cat
- Desexing your animals
- Having a collar and tag on your pet at all times
- Providing opportunities for your animal to exercise
- Providing basic training
- Providing appropriate food and water
For further information on how to look after your pet, visit the RSPCA.
Wollondilly Shire Council acknowledges the Dharawal and Gundungurra peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land, honouring their enduring cultural and spiritual connection to Country and recognising their ongoing contribution to the Shire.
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