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Save Mornington Pound Pets Save Mornington Pound Pets is dedicated to improving procedures/policies at Mornington Community Animal Shelter. We are not affiliated with the Shire

At Mornington pound, 130 Watt Rd, Mornington, Vic, ph 5950 1838. PLS SHARE
21/01/2024

At Mornington pound, 130 Watt Rd, Mornington, Vic, ph 5950 1838. PLS SHARE

At Mornington pound, 130 Watt Rd, Mornington, Vic. She's not at Alfredton, Vic
07/12/2023

At Mornington pound, 130 Watt Rd, Mornington, Vic. She's not at Alfredton, Vic

05/12/2023

WAR ON CATS - Our Guide to the "Threat Abatement Plan for the Predation of Feral Cats" Consultation The Federal Government has announced yet another war on cats. They've recently announced the "Draft Updated Threat Abatement Plan for Predation by Feral Cats' - and it details the Federal Environment....

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Save Mornington Pound Pets

This page is dedicated to achieving better outcomes for pets at Mornington Peninsula Community Animal Shelter. We are not affiliated with the council or the pound and are volunteers who love animals and want to see a reduction in the kill rates at this pound. We expect most unclaimed pets to be listed for adoption and advertised in a variety of media (eg local newspapers, shire fb page). All impounded pets should be listed on the Shire’s Lost Pets site, and residents looking for lost pets must be allowed to view these pets in person (not on a computer screen) to increase pet reunifications. Volunteers need to be reintroduced at the shelter to provide enrichment, socialisation and love to these precious pets. We believe a foster care program in the community should be implemented, as well as subsidised desexing/microchipping of pets for financially disadvantaged residents. Many of these initiatives are happening at other pounds, so could easily be introduced at Mornington.