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If you have a pet you will need to ask the retirement village staff whether they accept pets in the village. There are a range of pet policies among village operators, some villages ban all pets whilst others allow pets under certain conditions.

A village may allow a certain number of pets, a pet of a certain size or they may allow a pet as long as the pet doesn't make too much noise and is approved by the other residents.

While others will allow you to bring in an existing pet but you will not be allowed to replace that pet if the pet dies.

It is important to make sure you understand all of the conditions when considering briniging a pet into a retirement village. You'll often find the pet policy on the village's website, however it is still best to ask the manager directly as not all of the conditions may appear on the village website.

Where Can I Find a Pet Friendly Village?

If you will only consider villages which allow pets, then you can use our online directory to search for pet friendly villages. Click on the links below for a list of these villages in your state.

Pet Friendly Retirement Villages in Queensland

Pet Friendly Retirement Villages in New South Wales

Pet Friendly Retirement Villages in Victoria

Pet Friendly Retirement Villages in South Australia

Pet Friendly Retirement Villages in Western Australia

Article posted:Jun 26, 2022
Category: Relocation

50 Years On, Chiton Residents Remember Cyclone Tracy.

on Thursday, November 7, 2024

This year marks the 50th anniversary of one of Australia’s most destructive natural disasters – Cyclone Tracy.

The powerful tropical storm hit Darwin on Christmas Eve, 1974 and left a lasting mark on the city and its occupants. Sadly, 66 people were killed in the storm and 70% of the buildings in Darwin were either destroyed or damaged. The city’s infrastructure was left in ruins and as a result, over 20,000 people, about two-thirds of the city's population, were evacuated.

50 Years On, Chiton Residents Remember Cyclone Tracy.

Study Reveals Age Pension is Not Enough - Even for Homeowners

on Tuesday, October 1, 2024

: With inflation pushing living costs higher, covering daily expenses and planning for the future continues to be a major concern for older Australians, according to new research by National Seniors Australia and leading retirement income provider, Challenger.

Study Reveals Age Pension is Not Enough - Even for Homeowners

Celebrated Painter Visits Bridgewater Lake Retirement Estate to Share Skills and Philosophy

on Monday, June 24, 2024

Bridgewater Lake Retirement Estate will host an exclusive hands-on workshop, run by celebrated Melbourne artist Ted Dansey next month. The acclaimed watercolour artist will visit the Roxburgh Park retirement community on Friday, 19 July, taking residents and other local artists through his artistic philosophy and the insights he’s gained throughout his career.

Celebrated Painter Visits Bridgewater Lake Retirement Estate to Share Skills and Philosophy

Exploring the Future of Retirement Living in Australia

on Wednesday, June 5, 2024

As Australia’s population continues to age, the demand for retirement living solutions is set to grow substantially. Over the next decade, the total targetable market for individuals looking for a retirement village in Australia is projected to reach approximately 2.3 million people. This burgeoning market presents both opportunities and challenges for developers, policymakers, and the community at large.

Exploring the Future of Retirement Living in Australia

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