Dogs Available for Adoption/Foster
This is a record of unclaimed dogs currently held by the City of Salisbury and are available for adoption and or foster.
The City of Salisbury has many parks and reserves where dogs can only be walked on leash between 8.00am and 6.30pm, however the same parks and reserves are also available for off leash activity between 6.30pm to 8.00am if the dogs are able to obey commands and remain under effective control whilst off leash.
Please remember it is required that you keep your dog(s) on leash on all streets and footpaths for the safety of all (including your dogs).
The City of Salisbury has several Dog Friendly Parks where dogs can be exercised off leash during the day. Please check for any park rules or notices when entering these spaces and ensure your dog plays in a positive way with other dogs in the area.
There are also dog 'NO GO' areas where dogs are not permitted so people can attend these areas free from any dog interactions. The Dog Free areas in the City of Salisbury include:
Fenced Playgrounds - the entire area within the fence is dog free.
St Kilda Adventure Play Area - signs at this location identify exactly where dogs can and cannot be walked.
This is a record of unclaimed dogs currently held by the City of Salisbury and are available for adoption and or foster.
All dogs should be registered with Council to ensure that effective dog control can be carried out.
Council transfer all surrendered dogs to The Animal Welfare League, they are currently experiencing capacity issues and are no longer accepting dogs from our Council. Unfortunately during this period the City of Salisbury cannot accept handovers.
Frequently asked questions regarding lost dogs, dogs wandering at large, dog pickups, dog expiations and payment.
The South Australian Dog and Cat Management Act states that Council may take action against a dog owner.
No more than two dogs can be kept on one property without an exemption by Council.
Canine Parvovirus is a deadly virus that affects dogs. It is seen every year in the Northern suburbs.
My dog has gone missing and I am not sure what to do?
If you have a concern with a dog that is wandering at large, or have you found a dog, please call the City of Salisbury.
With a little bit of planning and preparation, you and your pet can have a fun and safe festive season.
This is a record of dogs currently held by the City of Salisbury. This page will be updated regularly with a list of found dogs
Being a responsible dog owner starts with you, Don’t let your dog roam, secure your home.
Information on what you may need to do if you or your animal is attacked by a dog.