Factsheets
Last published 10 Nov 2017
Pets
Last published 10 Nov 2017
As a tenant in a Homes NSW or Aboriginal Housing Office property you are allowed to have pets if:
- the property is suitable for the animal
- the pets do not interfere with the reasonable peace, comfort and privacy of neighbours, and
- you comply with the Companion Animals Act 1998.
Tenants are not allowed to have a dog if it is:
- a restricted dog as defined by the Companion Animals Act,
- declared a dangerous dog, by a local council or local court, under the Companion Animals Act.
If your animal causes a nuisance or annoyance to neighbours, we may require you to remove your pet.
If you are a Homes NSW tenant in a property not owned by Homes NSW you may not be permitted to have a pet. Pets are often prohibited by private property owners and strata by-laws.
For information please see the During a Tenancy policy.
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