City of Gosnells Pound

The City of Gosnells operates an Impound Management Facility that handles lost, stray and impounded animals — primarily dogs and cats — providing temporary housing and a clear process for owners to reclaim their pets. As a municipal service, the facility responds to reports of wandering animals and barking complaints, enforces dog control and animal-related regulations, and supports community safety through active animal control and enforcement. Beyond impounding, the City manages lost-and-found animal services so members of the public can report and recover missing pets, and it handles incidents involving wildlife and non-native animals when they require intervention. The City also provides administrative pet services including registration, microchipping, licensing and sterilization compliance to meet legal requirements, and it runs community education programs about responsible pet ownership and managing nuisance animals. In addition to animal work, the facility is part of broader impound operations that include impounding and storing abandoned or unlawfully parked vehicles, with processes for owner retrieval and eventual disposal or auction of unclaimed items. Overall, this is a municipal pound and animal control operation focused on public safety, pet recovery, regulatory enforcement and education for residents of the City of Gosnells.