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Stock Relocation Facilities

Stock and horse relocation facilities will be available in Sale for people moving animals away from fire affected areas.

By The Municipal Emergency Co-Ordination Centre - 12th December 2006 - Back to News

Animal owners are asked to register at the Relief Centre in Sale.

The Relief Centre will operate 24 hours until the bushfire emergency has passed. The Centre is located at: Stephenson’s Park, Guthridge Parade, Sale

Water will be available for animals but owners will be responsible their care and feed requirements.

The Relief Centre can be contacted by residents seeking information about the bushfire Relief and Registration Centre in Sale.

The number is 1300 137 218.

The number is only for residents who require information on the relief centre. It cannot provide information on the bushfires.

Source: www.gippsland.com

Published by: news@gippsland.com

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