Welcome to the Burdekin Shire Council

Whether you’re using the internet at home or on your mobile, everything you do online uses data. Knowing how and when to use your mobile data or Wi-Fi can help you stay safer online and save money.

This FREE 1-hour webinar to learn:

• How to get the best value for money from your mobile data plan
• Tips on managing your data allowance
• How to keep your data costs down while out and about
• How to use public Wi-Fi safely

The presentation is  offered by the Office of the eSafety Commissioner and is being hosted by the Burdekin Library via a web session. You don’t need to bring anything unless you want to take notes during the presentation. Although designed to help older Australians stay safer online, everyone is welcome. Bookings can be made at the Burdekin Library at 108 Graham Street or by phoning 4783 9970.

This is one in a series of webinar presentations on cyber safety to be held over the next two months.

The other sessions will be

• Using data – learn how and when to use your mobile data or Wi-Fi to help you stay safer online and save money – 24 June – 10.30am
• Safe on Facebook – learn how to protect your privacy on Facebook and enjoy connecting with others online safely – 28 June– 10.30am
• Online shopping – learn how to shop and bank safely online – 25 June – 10.30am

Australians aged 55 and over lost over $46 million to online scammers in 2018*. It serves as a reminder that the internet is a wonderful place to explore and connect with others, but it pays to be savvy.

The FREE 1-hour webinar to learn:

• Common scams including the latest Tax and Medicare scams
• Tips on how to spot them
• What to do and what not to do
• Where to go for help

The presentation is  offered by the Office of the eSafety Commissioner and is being hosted by the Burdekin Library via a web session. You don’t need to bring anything unless you want to take notes during the presentation. Although designed to help older Australians stay safer online, everyone is welcome. Bookings can be made at the Burdekin Library at 108 Graham Street or by phoning 4783 9970.

This is one in a series of webinar presentations on cyber safety to be held over the next two months.

The other sessions will be

• Using data – learn how and when to use your mobile data or Wi-Fi to help you stay safer online and save money – 22 May– 1.30pm; 24 June – 10.30am
• Safe on Facebook – learn how to protect your privacy on Facebook and enjoy connecting with others online safely – 28 June– 10.30am
• Online shopping – learn how to shop and bank safely online – 25 June – 10.30am

Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival organisers are encouraging locals to pull out their phones and snap a selfie with festival mascot Mick to win.

Organisers are holding a ‘Take a Pic with Mick’ competition with entrants going in the running to win a $100 Burdekin Gift Card.

Burdekin Shire Council Mayor Lyn McLaughlin said life-size cut-outs of the akubra-wearing, guitar-playing hand cane cutter will be appearing around the Shire in the lead up to the highly anticipated event.

“With less than two weeks to go until the 2019 Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival, our festival mascot Mick is eager to explore the sites of our Shire,” she said.

“If you find Mick, snap a selfie and upload your photo to Instagram or Facebook with the hashtag #SweetDaysHotNights to go in the draw to win.”

The Take a Pic with Mick competition will run from today until Saturday 1 June.

The Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival, presented by Pacific Hydro, is a celebration of our rich agricultural region and our relaxed lifestyle.

The 2019 festival includes the First Fire (Thursday 30 May), Burdekin Cultural Fair (Friday 31 May) and Australian Hand Cane Cutting (Saturday 1 June) events.

For more information, visit www.sweetdayshotnights.com.au.

TBSC/19/006 – CLEANING SERVICES OF THE COUNCIL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND COUNCIL’S JONES STREET DEPOT

Tenders are invited for the Cleaning Services of the Council Administration Building, 145 Young Street, Ayr and Jones Street Depot, Jones Street, Ayr, for

a two-year period from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2021.

Tenders close on Monday, 10 June 2019 at 12 noon.

Specification documents are available from Mrs. Anne-Maree Dale on (07) 4783 8900, by emailingor registering with LG Tender Box.

Tenders sealed and endorsed ‘TBSC/19/006 – Cleaning Services of the Council Administration Building and Councils Jones Street Depot’ are required to be lodged with Council via post, directly placed in the locked tender box at Council Chambers or electronically through LG Tender Box no later than 12 noon on Monday, 10 June 2019.

Prospective respondents should note that only one mandatory walk through inspection will take place at each location. This will be held on Thursday, 30 May 2019. Council Administration Building will be held on site at 11:00am. Jones Street Depot will be held on site at 1.00pm.

Full Document – Overview to Appendix 8

Rugby League Hall of Fame legend Shane Webcke will leave Brisbane for sweeter days, with Webcke today revealed as the MC for the Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival’s Australian Hand Cane Cutting Championships.

The Brisbane Broncos great is a household name for running onto the paddock as a Queensland Maroon 24 times and for representing Australia in 26 tests. He was also awarded the Daly M Prop of the Year award three times.

Throughout his NRL career Webcke was regarded as one of the toughest in the game– but he says even that hasn’t prepared him for the intensity of hand cane cutting.

“I’ve never been near sugar cane, including cane cutting knives. I think I might give the competition a miss – lest I return home minus a limb or two!” Webcke joked.

“I’m looking forward to mixing with regional Queenslanders and soaking up the atmosphere of one of our iconic industries. It’s sure to be an enjoyable occasion.”

Burdekin Shire Council Mayor Lyn McLaughlin said Shane Webcke was a great fit for the national hand cane cutting competition.

“The Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival is all about showcasing and celebrating our rich agricultural region here in the Burdekin, from our world-class produce to our iconic sugar cane fires,” she said.

“Shane grew up on a sheep property in the Southern Darling Downs and now owns his own farm where he runs wool growers, fattens lambs and grows grains. He has a great appreciation of all things agriculture and is a perfect match for the festival.

“I had the pleasure of hearing Shane speak in the Burdekin last November. He is such an engaging speaking who resonated with the entire audience. We’re incredibly excited him to have him come on board as part of the 2019 Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival.”

The Australian Hand Cane Cutting Championships kicks off from 11am on Saturday 1 June at the Home Hill Showgrounds, with finals to commence from 2:15pm.

The Championships is one of three events making up this year’s Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival between 30 May and 1 June. For more information, visit www.sweetdayshotnights.com.au.

Burdekin Shire Council is hosting a pop-up discounted microchipping event in Home Hill next week.

Residents can take their registered cats and dogs to E. W. Ford Park – next to the Home Hill Racecourse – on Tuesday 21 May between 5pm and 6pm to take advantage of the $15 service.

Mayor Lyn McLaughlin said Council was hosting the event to make microchipping more accessible for residents and to reward responsible pet ownership.

“Along with animal registration, microchipping is one of the most important things you can do for your cat or dog. Having your pet microchipped means Council officers can easily identify and reunite lost or stray animals with their families,” Cr McLaughlin said.

“We held our first discounted microchipping event in March, and during a one-hour period 10 dogs and 7 cats were microchipped which is a really great result. We’re hoping to see a similar result this time.”

Bookings for this event are not required and the offer is open to all registered dogs and cats.

For unregistered pets, owners must phone Council’s Customer Service Centre on (07) 4783 9800 to complete their animal registration prior to accessing the discounted service.

All dogs must be on leashes and cats must be in cages.

The Department of Transport and Main Roads (TMR) advises of the extensions of temporarily closure of the Morris Creek (Barramundi Creek) boat ramp while defect rectification works are carried out.

These works commenced on Monday 13 May 2019 and will now continue until Friday 24 May 2019 , weather, tides and construction permitting.

More information about the works can be found in the attached flyer.

For information about the maintenance works at Morris Creek (Barramundi Creek) boat ramp can be obtained by contracting TMR’s Customer and Stakeholder Management team on 1800 625 648 or via email at.

Burdekin Shire Council Mayor Lyn McLaughlin has condemned the flagrant actions of thieves after a statue was stolen from the Home Hill Comfort Stop less than 12 months after it was installed.

The metal statue of a lizard, which formerly sat atop a decorative rock, was reported missing by Council’s Parks and Gardens officers earlier this month.

It is not known exactly when the statue was taken.

Cr McLaughlin said the thieves had gone to considerable lengths to steal the artwork.

“This statue, which was only installed in September last year, was secured by bolts, pins and construction-grade glue. It would not have been an easy item to dislodge,” she said.

“What we are looking at is not a flippant act or a crime of opportunity – it was an intentional act that would have required considerable effort.

“It beggars belief why someone would feel so entitled to steal something that was intended for the benefit of the whole community and visitors.

“I am absolutely disgusted by this deplorable act.”

Cr McLaughlin said the brazen theft would cost Council more than $2,000.

“The police have been notified and I encourage anyone who may have any information about what occurred to come forward.”

Anyone with information is urged to contact Police Link on 131 444.

Do you want to help us make this year’s Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival bigger and better than ever before? Then we need you for our 2019 volunteer event crew!

Community volunteers are the friendly faces of the three-day event, helping to create the festival atmosphere and are essential to its success.

The commitment doesn’t need to be huge- even one hour would help organisers enormously.

Burdekin Shire Council Mayor Lyn McLaughlin said a range of tasks were available to suit different skills and personalities.

“Volunteers can help with everything from marshalling, to event programme distribution, to data collection and even race timekeeping,” she said.

“There’s a role to suit everyone, with each and every volunteer crucial to making the 2019 Sweet Days, Hot Nights Festival an incredible experience for tourists and locals alike.”

Volunteers can choose one or more of the following events:

• First Fire – Thursday 30 May
• Burdekin Cultural Fair – Friday 31 May
• Australian Hand Cane Cutting Championships – Saturday 1 June

Applications for volunteer event crew close on Friday 17 May at 5:00pm.

A mandatory induction and information session for all volunteers will be held from 5:00pm to 6:00pm on Wednesday 29 May.

For more information and to apply, phone Council’s Tourism Section on (07) 4783 9800 or email .

National Simultaneous Story Time (NSS) is held annually by the Australian Library and Information Association.  It is a colourful, vibrant, fun event that aims to promote the value of reading and literacy, using an Australian children’s book that explores age-appropriate themes and addresses key learning areas of the National Curriculum for Foundation to Year 6.

Burdekin Library would be delighted if you could join us for NSS as we share ‘Alpacas with Maracas’ written and illustrated by Matt Cosgrove.

When:      Wednesday 22 May 2019

Time:          11am

Where:     Burdekin Library

Story Time followed by a variety of ‘Alpacas with Maracas’ themed activities to enjoy!

No bookings required

NSS 2019

Burdekin Shire Council is currently seeking applications for casual Box Office Attendants to provide exceptional customer service to patrons of Council’s Cultural Venues including the Burdekin Theatre, Burdekin Memorial Hall and Showgrounds.

The Position

The key responsibilities include:

• Sell and process tickets for shows and events.
• Provide exceptional customer service to all clients to promote and maintain a positive organisational image within the community.
• Balance and reconcile box office takings including EFTPOS and cash transactions.
• Attendance at events / meetings after hours or on weekends.

The Person

The successful applicant will possess the following attributes at a minimum:

• Demonstrated experience in a customer service role including money handling duties.
• Demonstrated ability to work well within a small team, with a diverse range of customers, and with the public including children.
• Class C driver’s licence.

Applicants should familiarise themselves with the entire position description.

The hourly rate for this position is $25.90 plus the applicable casual loading.

Applications for 19/24 – Cultural Venues – Box Office Attendants (Casual) should include:

• A cover letter
• A current resume
• Statements addressing the selection criteria.

Application packages are available from the Human Resources Office on (07) 4783 9800 or you can download the application package using the following link:

• Job Vacancy 19/24 - Cultural Venues - Box Office Attendants (Casual) - (pdf 184.48 kB)

Applications can be submitted using one of the following methods:

• Email –
• Mail – Confidential Application No. 19/24, PO Box 974, Ayr Qld 4807

Applications close on Tuesday, 4 June 2019 at 5.00pm. Word or PDF format is preferable.

For further information please contact Christopher Patrick – Cultural Venues Manager on (07) 4783 9800.

Burdekin Shire Council is currently seeking applications for casual Bar Attendants to provide exceptional customer service to patrons of Council’s Cultural Venues including the Burdekin Theatre, Burdekin Memorial Hall and Ayr Showgrounds.

The Position

The key responsibilities include:

• At the commencement of shift, obtain all function details, staffing, customer requirements, opening and closing times from the Venue Supervisor.
• Provide happy, friendly, helpful customer service to patrons.
• Provide a quick turnaround of customers’ orders.
• Operate under the guidelines of current Liquor Licence Responsible Service of Alcohol guidelines.
• Report low stock levels to Supervisor.
• Assume accountability for all monies and reconcile float and takings with supervisor after each show or event.

The Person

The successful applicant will possess the following attributes at a minimum:

• Current Responsible Service of Alcohol Certificate.
• Demonstrated experience in an alcohol service role.
• Demonstrated experience in a customer service role.
• Demonstrated ability to work well within a small team, with a diverse range of customers and with the public including children.
• Class C driver’s licence.

Applicants should familiarise themselves with the entire position description.

The hourly rate for this position is $25.90 plus the applicable casual loading.

Applications for 19/23 – Cultural Venues – Bar Attendants (Casual) should include:

• A cover letter
• A current resume
• Statements addressing the selection criteria

Application packages are available from the Human Resources Office on (07) 4783 9800 or you can download the application package using the following link:

• Job Vacancy 19/23 - Cultural Venues - Bar Attendants (Casual) - (pdf 187.07 kB)

Applications can be submitted using one of the following methods:

• Email –
• Mail – Confidential Application No. 19/23, PO Box 974, Ayr Qld 4807

Applications close on Tuesday, 4 June 2019 at 5.00pm. Word or PDF format is preferable.

For further information please contact Christopher Patrick – Cultural Venues Manager on (07) 4783 9800.

Burdekin Shire Council is seeking applications for a Technical Officer to join our Technical Services team to assist in the provision of design, drafting, infrastructure asset management and technical services. This is a full-time position with the hours worked over a 9 day fortnight.

The Position

The key responsibilities include:

• Under general direction, undertake surveys, design, drafting, estimating, and compilation of specifications, job supervision, contract administration and costing analysis.
• Undertake projects including investigation, design, cost estimation, specification preparation, tender assessment and project implementation, as constructed recording and asset and maintenance management.
• Participating in the operation of and maintenance of the Council’s two-way and flood reporting radio systems.
• Assist with annual budget requirements within the Department area as well as providing cost estimates for use of other Departments in preparation of their budgets.
• Check design and as constructed plans.

The Person

The successful applicant will possess the following attributes at a minimum:

• Tertiary Educational Qualifications equivalent to an Associate Degree in Civil Engineering.
• CPCCWHS1001 – General Construction Induction White Card.
• Demonstrated experience in some of the following civil design office practices: drafting, scheduling, quantity surveying, estimation, cost control, as constructed records, cost forecasting and the use of computers as an aid to those activities.
• Demonstrated experience in civil design including roads and drainage using CAD (Autodesk preferred) and Civil Design Software.
• Demonstrated ability to supervise and develop other employees.
• Current C Class manual driver’s licence.

Applicants should familiarise themselves with the entire position description.

The applicable salary is to a ceiling of Level 6 ($91,770pa) with the commencing salary dependent upon the skills and experience of the successful applicant.

Applications for 19/25 – Technical Officer – Civil should include:

• A cover letter
• A current resume
• Statements addressing the selection criteria

Application Packages are available from the Human Resources Office on (07) 4783 9800 or you can download the application package using the following link:

• Job Vacancy 19/25 - Technical Officer - Civil - (pdf 203.7 kB)

Applications can be submitted using one of the following methods:

• Email –
• Mail – Confidential Application No. 19/25, PO Box 974, Ayr Qld 4807

Applications close on Tuesday, 4 June 2019 at 5.00pm. Word or PDF format is preferable.

For further information please contact Glen Stockdale – Design Office Coordinator on (07) 4783 9800.

Burdekin Shire Council is currently seeking applications for a Labourer – Form Setter/Concreter within the Works section.

The Position

The key responsibilities include:

• Construct and repair concrete pits, slabs, etc. requiring plan reading, site preparation, levelling, set-out and installation of formwork, concrete finishing and curing.
• Ensure the efficient use of materials, plant and labour under their control.
• Report immediately to the Works Overseer or Supervisor all incidents, accidents and near misses.
• Confirm the location of services (Power, Water, Optic Fibre etc.) before commencing works.
• On a day to day basis, work efficiently, exercising initiative in the application of established work procedures.
• Assist in the establishment of desired outcomes for particular works for which responsibility has been allocated and to ensure their achievement.
• Undertake all work as specified in the relevant quality and safety plans ensuring compliance with all Acts, Regulations, quality standards and Codes of Practice.

The Person

The successful applicant will possess the following attributes at a minimum:

• Demonstrated experience in form-setting and concreting.
• CPCCWHS1001 – General Construction Induction White Card or ability to obtain prior to commencement date.
• MR (Medium Rigid) Drivers Licence or ability to obtain within 6 months of commencement.
• Demonstrated physical ability necessary to undertake manual handling and labouring for extended periods.

Applicants should familiarise themselves with the entire position description.

The gross fortnightly wage for this position ranges from $2,078.90 to $2,153.87 with the commencing wage dependent upon the skills and experience of the successful applicant

Applications for 19/22 – Labourer – Form Setter/Concreter should include:

• A cover letter
• A current resume
• Statements addressing the selection criteria

Application packages are available from the Human Resources Office on (07) 4783 9800 or you can download the application package using the following link:

• Job Vacancy 19/22 - Labourer - Form Setter/Concreter - Works - (pdf 198.56 kB)

Applications can be submitted using one of the following methods:

• Email –
• Mail – Confidential Application No. 19/22, PO Box 974, Ayr Qld 4807

Applications close on Wednesday, 05 June 2019 at 5.00pm. Word or PDF format is preferable.

For further information please contact the Works Overseer – Robert Potter on (07) 4783 9800.

TBSC/19/006 – CLEANING SERVICES OF THE COUNCIL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AND COUNCIL’S JONES STREET DEPOT

Tenders are invited for the Cleaning Services of the Council Administration Building, 145 Young Street, Ayr and Jones Street Depot, Jones Street, Ayr, for

a two-year period from 1 July 2019 to 30 June 2021.

Tenders close on Monday, 10 June 2019 at 12 noon.

Specification documents are available from Mrs. Anne-Maree Dale on (07) 4783 8900, by emailingor registering with LG Tender Box.

Tenders sealed and endorsed ‘TBSC/19/006 – Cleaning Services of the Council Administration Building and Councils Jones Street Depot’ are required to be lodged with Council via post, directly placed in the locked tender box at Council Chambers or electronically through LG Tender Box no later than 12 noon on Monday, 10 June 2019.

Prospective respondents should note that only one mandatory walk through inspection will take place at each location. This will be held on Thursday, 30 May 2019. Council Administration Building will be held on site at 11:00am. Jones Street Depot will be held on site at 1.00pm.

Full Document – Overview to Appendix 8

Tenders closing at 2.00pm on Monday 27 May 2019 are invited for:

TBSC/19/008 – Management of Burdekin Cascades Caravan Park.

Tender documents are available from the Burdekin Shire Council and can be emailed on request by telephoning (07) 4783 9800.

Tenders should note that all tenders must be marked in accordance with the instructions in the tender and will be accepted prior to the closing date and time.

Further enquiries may be directed to Ms Linda Govan, Coordinator Environment and Health on telephone (07) 4783 9800.

Background Information

Burdekin Shire Council is currently in the process of upgrading the stormwater drainage infrastructure at Sixteenth Street, Home Hill. As part of the ongoing drainage improvements, the underground drainage system at the intersection of Sixteenth Street and Ninth Avenue is going to be upgraded to increase the capacity of the system.

Request for Quotation

Council invites suitably qualified civil construction contractors to provide a quotation for the works as detailed in the RFQ documentation.

Lodgement of Submissions

Quotation documents are available from the Council’s Customer Service Centre at any time during normal office hours or can be downloaded using the following link:

QBSC/19/024 – Request for Quotation Drainage Upgrade Sixteenth Street, Home Hill

Update: The submission must be lodged by the deadline which is 13^th May 2019 at 12 noon.

The submission is to be placed in a sealed envelope clearly endorsed with the request for quotation title as shown on the front cover of this document; and delivered by hand and placed in the tender box at the Burdekin Shire Council Chambers, 145 Young Street, Ayr.

Submissions must provide details of any standard terms and conditions for all options that the respondent may have.

Late request for quotations will not be considered.

Electronic request for quotations will not be considered.

For more information

Name: Rob Eckersley

Position: Technical Officer – Civil

Telephone: (07) 4783 9800

Email:

Burdekin Shire Council advises of drainage construction works to be undertaken on the Ayr-Dalbeg Road, Mona Park, commencing Monday 20 May 2019 to Friday 31 May 2019, weather and construction conditions permitting.

A single lane closure will be in place during these works which are located approximately 4km past the Burdekin Quarry site. Traffic lights will be operational on a 24 hour basis for the majority of these works, with traffic control to be used when required to enable works to be undertaken safely and efficiently.

Every effort will be made to keep disruption to a minimum for road users during the construction period. Burdekin Shire Council thanks residents and road users for their patience during these works.

For further information please contact Council’s Customer Service Team on 47 839 800.

Burdekin Shire Council wishes to advise that bitumen reseal works will commence on the below listed rural roads between Monday 20 May to Friday 24 May 2019, weather permitting:

• Darveniza Road
• Jerona Road
• Kann Road
• Kelly Road
• Kirknie Road
• Lyons Road
• Maidavale Road
• Shirbourne Road
• Weir Road

Please contact Burdekin Shire Council’s Customer Service on 4783 9800 for further information.

Burdekin Shire Council advises that road reconstruction and drainage works will be undertaken on Hughes Road from Allen Road to Corica Road. The works are scheduled to commence on Monday 11^th March 2019 and expected to be completed in June 2019, weather and construction conditions permitting.

Hughes Road will be closed from Allen Road to Corica Road during these works with access to local traffic only. The intersection at Hughes Road and Allen Road will be managed under traffic control or traffic lights to enable work to be undertaken safely and efficiently.

For further information please contact Council’s Customer Service Team 4783 9800

Burdekin Shire Council advises the construction of the Ayr Visitor Information Centre Redevelopment Project, will be commencing in Plantation Park on Monday 25 February 2019, the works are expected to be completed in June 2019, weather and construction conditions permitting.

Internal roads within Plantation Park will be closed to traffic to enable works to be undertaken safely and efficiently. Reduced footpath widths will be in place on sections of the footpath within the park and pedestrians are advised to take caution.

Every effort will be made to keep disruption to a minimum for road users during the construction period. Burdekin Shire Council thanks residents and road users for their patience during these works.

For further information please contact Council’s Customer Service Team 4783 9800.

Council requests all residents and businesses in Home Hill and surrounding areas connected to the town water supply, to conserve water from 12:00 noon Tuesday 7 May to 4:00pm Wednesday 8 May due to a planned power outage by Ergon Energy at the Home Hill Water Tower and its surrounding water bores.

This conserve water request is to prevent loss of water supply during the actual planned outage on Wednesday 8 May 2019 between the hours of 8:30am and 2:00pm (approximately 5.5 hours).  It is advisable to store sufficient drinking water prior to 8:30am on Wednesday 8 May for use during this time.

Council apologises for any inconvenience that may be caused to residents as a result of this power outage.

For further information or for any queries, please contact Council’s Customer Service Centre on (07) 4783 9800 between the hours of 8:00am and 5:00pm.

Bi-annual water supply meter reading is scheduled to commence on Monday 29 April, 2019. Approximate times and areas for the commencement of meter readings are:

• 29 April to Mid May – Home Hill, Rossiters Hill, Brandon and Parkside

• Mid to Late May – East Ayr, Drysdale Estate, South Ayr
• Late May to Early June – Ayr CBD, Little Drysdale & Kennedy Street areas, Sutcliffe Estate area, Alva Beach, Mt. Kelly and Giru

To assist Councils meter readers, residents are requested to please clear meters of all obstructions, isolate and/or restrain dogs and unlock gates.

For further information, or if specific arrangements are required regarding access, please contact Council’s Customer Service Centre on (07) 4783 9800 between the hours of 8.00am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday.

Council appreciates your assistance in these matters.

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20/05/2019

 
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23/05/2019

 
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Suitable for rehoming

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20/05/2019

 
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Domestic Kitten – 930 – Tabby

 
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Suitable for rehoming

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20/05/2019

 
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23/05/2019

 
Suitable for Rehoming

Suitable for rehoming

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20/05/2019

 
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23/05/2019

 
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Suitable for rehoming

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20/05/2019

 
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Domestic Kitten -926 – Ginger

 
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23/05/2019

 
Suitable for Rehoming

Suitable for rehoming

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20/05/2019

 
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23/05/2019

 
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Suitable for rehoming

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20/05/2019

 
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Domestic kitten – 924 – Black

 
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23/05/2019

 
Suitable for Rehoming

Suitable for rehoming

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20/05/2019

 
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23/05/2019

 
Suitable for Rehoming

Suitable for rehoming

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20/05/2019

 
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Domestic Kitten – 922 – Grey

 
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Date of Exit

23/05/2019

 
Suitable for Rehoming

Suitable for rehoming

Date of Entry

20/05/2019

 
Breed and Colour

Domestic Kitten – 921 – Grey

 
Impounded / Surrendered

Left at Pound

 
Location Found

 
Sex

 
Date of Exit

23/05/2019

 
Suitable for Rehoming

Suitable for rehoming

Date of Entry

17/05/2019

 
Breed and Colour

Domestic Kitten – 920 – black

 
Impounded / Surrendered

Left at Pound

 
Location Found

 
Sex

 
Date of Exit

22/05/2019

 
Suitable for Rehoming

Suitable for rehoming

Date of Entry

17/05/2019

 
Breed and Colour

Domestic Kitten -919 –

 
Impounded / Surrendered

Left at Pound

 
Location Found

 
Sex

 
Date of Exit

22/05/2019

 
Suitable for Rehoming

Suitable for rehoming