We have a number of parks where you can let your dog off-leash. When using these facilities you need to make sure your dog is safely under your control.

Report an animal complaint, find out if you need development approval for your animal enclosure, or find an off-leash area near you.

Our beaches are a wonderful natural resource that we can all enjoy. As a delicate natural environment, we all have a responsibility to keep it clean and safe.

We may take action against the owners of dogs and cats that cause a nuisance to other residents.

Keeping pets at home is rewarding for you and your animals.  As a pet owner, you have a responsibility to keep the pet and the people around you safe and free from nuisance.

We are upgrading Gardiner Park, improving the facilities so they can meet the growing community demand. Find out more about the project including the project designs, construction

Council is set to investigate the possibility of creating a fenced off-leash dog area in Linear Park Mascot following a resolution at the Council Meeting on Wednesday 22 May. Situated near the Masc

There are many simple things we can all do at home and when out and about to help protect our beautiful natural environment.

Bayside Council understands that owning a dog or a cat is a rewarding and enjoyable experience for pet owners ensure who ensure their animal is healthy, well nourished, groomed, vaccinated, properly e

Weed Spraying Broadleaf Weed and Bindii Spraying Authorised contractors have commenced broadleaf weed and bindii spraying in all dog enclosures on the St. George side of the LGA as well as vario