Animal warden service
The Council's animal warden service can provide a wide range of
information and advice for dog and other animal owners in the Royal
Borough. They will also collect contained stray dogs.
Dog Fouling
- please clean up after your dog. You face a fine of up to £1,000
if you do not. Read Dog fouling for more
information.
Dog Control Order
The maximum number of dogs that one person can walk on
designated public spaces is six.
Amendment to the Dogs (Specified Maximum) Order 2007
Dog Control Order - designated lands
- the Dog Control Order applies to the lands specified in
Description
of land [PDF] (file size 20Kb)
Contact enforcement
If you have a problem with dogs in your area please contact us
by email at: streetline@rbkc.gov.uk.
You can also contact us by phone on: 020 7361 3001, or by post
at the following address:
- Enforcement Group Leader
The Council Offices
37 Pembroke Road
London W8 6PW
Dog Watch
Dog Watch is a multi agency partnership involving the Council,
Metropolitan Police Safer Neighbourhood Teams, the RSPCA, Battersea
Dogs and Cats Home, the TMO and various other Registered Social
Landlords. The main aims of Dog Watch are to improve local
intelligence on anti-social behaviour, dog fouling and dogs not
under proper control and to provide support and advice to help
promote responsible ownership. Visit the Dog
Watch page for more information.
Dog Registration Scheme
We operate a free Dog Registration Scheme for our residents. The
scheme provides additional peace of mind to dog owners and will
speed up the return of your dog if it is lost and picked up by the
Animal Warden. To register your dog please complete the following
form:
Lost dogs and cats line
If you have lost your dog or cat you can call the Battersea
Dogs and Cats Home - Lost Dogs and Cats Line for
assistance: 0901 477 8477. Open 8am - 8pm Monday to Sunday. Calls
charged at 60p per minute from BT landlines. Other networks may
vary.