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TALBINGO - BOIL WATER NOTICE

Talbingo residents are advised to boil their tap water used for drinking or to use bottled water until further notice due to a treatment plant process failure.

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Dogs & Cats

Official Snowy Valleys Off Leash Dog Parks:

  • Bicentennial Park, Tumbarumba
  • Bila Park, Tumut

Lost Pets

Advice on what to do if you have lost or found a dog or cat

Pet Micro-Chipping & Registration

Information on how to micro-chip and register your pet

Dogs, Cats & the Law

Saying yes to a pet means that you are accepting a duty of care for its lifetime welfare and the laws you must adhere to

Nuisance Animals

How to deal with noisy, nuisance or dangerous dogs and cats
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