The City of Karratha is a pet-friendly City, and you may choose to own and care for a cat in your home. The City encourages responsible pet ownership, with all cats to be microchipped and sterilised. Â
All cats must be registered, with renewals due by 31 October each year. Â
You may choose to complete a once-off lifetime registration to save renewing each year.Â
Cat registration fees
Registration option | Regular cost | Concession cost |
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1 year | $20.00 | $10.00 |
3 years | $42.50 | $21.50 |
Lifetime | $100 | $50 |
Registering your cat or renewing an existing registrationÂ
It is a legislative requirement to have your cat microchipped once it reaches 6 months old.
You can register your cat or renew its registration in the way which best suits you: Â
Download the online Cat Registration Form and return
- in person at the City of Karratha Administration Building on Welcome Road, Karratha between 8.30am and 4.30pm Monday to Friday. Remember to bring any supporting documentation (proof of microchip, sterilisation and/or concession).Â
- by mail by posting the completed renewal form along with a cheque, money order or your credit card details to City of Karratha, PO Box 219, Karratha WA 6714.
Renewals can also be paid online
Terms and conditionsÂ
All cats must be microchipped and sterilised. Please contact your vet for information on microchipping or sterilising your cat. Â
Sterilisation and microchip certificates must be included with your registration application.Â
Please notify the City of any changes, such as ownership, address, or on the death of your cat. Â Â
Concession rates apply for cats owned by pensioners where proof of concession is submitted. Â
Cat registrations are valid until 31 October each year. Â
Microchipping
Beyond the legal requirement for all cats to be micro-chipped, microchipping your pets is a safe and effective method of reuniting you with your pet if they become lost.
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Inserting the chip under the skin is a quick and painless procedure, taking only a few seconds. The microchip cannot fall out, and remains active for the life of the animal, giving you a safe and reliable way for your pet to be identified quickly if it is found.
Your local vet can provide sterilisation and microchipping services.
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Register your cat by completing the application form or alternatively visit the City of Karratha Administration Office on Welcome Road, Karratha or the Roebourne Library to obtain a paper version.