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1. DIY Pet Projects

   ipswich.qld.gov.au/live/animals/diy-pet-projects Cached Explore

   22 Dec 2020: Our pets are precious to us and if your dog or cat gets out of your yard they are at significant risk of being injured, stolen or getting into fights with ... Browse through our step-by-step DIY tutorials and videos to learn practical, simple and

2. Pet Shop Licenses

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   3 Mar 2023: This section provides information on the issuing of commercial licences for pet shops. ... Pet Shop businesses may need planning approval for these activities:. starting a business.

3. Staying safe during disasters

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   27 Feb 2024: Stay informed. The Ipswich Disaster Dashboard is your ‘one stop shop’ for all current information on disasters and emergencies in Ipswich including road closures, flood maps, power outages and emergency warnings. ... Stay with friends or family. You

4. Cat Owner Obligations

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   19 Aug 2022: It is important not to forget your animals during an emergency or disaster event. ... To surrender your cat, we encourage you to contact the Animal Welfare League of Queensland or complete their Pet Surrender Form.

5. Getting ready for disasters

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   13 Dec 2023: Don’t forget to plan for your pets in an emergency. Small businesses can check out the Small Business Disaster Hub for the Top 10 tips for natural disasters , for managing ... View our Get Ready Ipswich checklist  which includes checklists and

6. Aggressive Dogs

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   31 May 2022: If your pet has been attacked, take your pet to the vet so its injuries can be assessed. ... This declaration of a dangerous or menacing dog will mean higher registration fees and restrictions on the keeping of the animal.

7. Page 1 of 3 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 346k)

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   23 May 2022: minimising nuisance and responsibly managing animals in our care. The following principles underpin Council’s commitment to effective animal management:. • ... Acknowledgement that community safety is paramount, and that the animal management service

   by Amber van Sloten

8. Date 19 February 2020 Time 6 - 8pm Location ... (PDF, 1968k)

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   18 Mar 2020: community knowledge effectively.  Use CRGs as a ‘sounding board’ for policy changes. ...  Attend CRG meetings.  We need greater geographical representation on the CRGs.

   by Shane Currie

9. Significant Flora and Fauna

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   2 Feb 2024: Delma plebeian (Collared delma). Animal (flap-footed lizard). Vulnerable. Lathamus discolor (Swift parrot). ... The main threat to their survival is the loss of habitat due to clearing of native vegetation, fires and competing for food with introduced

10. Page 1 of 4 Version Control and Objective ID ... (PDF, 407k)

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    7 Jul 2022: The Act provides that local governments should primarily be responsible for managing disaster events in their local government area (section 4A(c)). ... i. Standards for Disaster Management, issued pursuant to section 16N of the Act;.

    by Amber van Sloten

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