Animal Management Strategy and Action Plan 2027-2030

The Litchfield Council Animal Management Strategy and Action Plan 2027 - 2030 establishes Litchfield Council's approach to animal management across the municipality, with a strong focus on public safety, community amenity, responsible ownership, education, compliance and enforcement. The strategy recognises that dogs are valued companions that contribute positively to people's wellbeing, while also acknowledging the need to effectively manage risks associated with nuisance, wandering, menacing and attacking dogs. The strategy supports Council's vision of being "the best place to live in the Top End" by balancing the interests of dog owners and non-dog owners alike.
1.Does the Draft Animal Management Strategy and Action Plan 2027-2030 provide a good overview of Council's animal management intentions over the next three years?
2.Is there anything you feel is missing from the Animal Management Strategy and Action Plan 2027-2030, that Council should consider when planning for the next 3 years?
3.How concerned are you about the following issues in your area?
Not concerned.
Slightly concerned.
Moderately concerned.
Very concerned.
Extremely concerned.
Wandering dogs
Dog attacks on people
Dog attacks on livestock or pets
Menacing dog behaviour
Excessive barking
Poor dog containment
4.Please provide any other feedback you may have on the Draft Animal Management Strategy and Action Plan 2027-2030: