We help lost, unwanted and surrendered dogs throughout Tasmania

Join acclaimed behaviour trainer Tracy Irons for a practical and insightful one-hour seminar (plus Q&A) designed to help you better understand your dog — from puppyhood foundations to solving common behavioural issues like barking, jumping and reactivity. Whether you’re raising a pup or supporting an older dog, you’ll walk away with simple strategies and a deeper understanding of what your dog needs to thrive. Early bird tickets $89 until 24 May.

Public pressure is mounting as more than 25,000 Tasmanians have now signed petitions calling for an end to Greyhound racing. Dogs’ Homes of Tasmania has welcomed the latest petition, tabled in Parliament with 4997 signatures, and is urging the government to follow New Zealand’s lead with a just and humane transition. “We’re not activists — we run shelters,” said CEO Mark Wild. “But when you see the cruelty, it’s hard to stay silent.”

In a delightful twist that proves cats and dogs can indeed get along, we’re thrilled to announce Just Cats Tasmania has officially joined us at the Burnie Dogs’ Home site! Their arrival means the Burnie community finally has access to a much-needed local cat adoption service. With a big heart for feline welfare and a big need for community support, Just Cats is now open for adoptions — and they’d love your help to grow.

If your pet is registered with HomeSafeID, their microchip details could soon become inaccessible — putting their safety at risk if they go missing. We can help you transfer their registration to Central Animal Records for just $10. You’ll need to attend in person so we can verify your ID against the microchip listing. Read on to find out what you need to bring and how to book your appointment today.