Pet microchipping and lost pets
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The source document
The county’s agenda for Board of County Commissioners, May 7, 2024
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The county’s minutes for Board of County Commissioners, May 7, 2024
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What was said
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Microchipping. You've probably heard the term, but you might not know what it is or why it's so important. The chip has the same information as the tag on your pet's collar, but it's easily injected just under the skin. So a quick scan of the chip and we know who they belong to. When a lost dog arrives at the shelter, a microchip implant can triple its odds of being reunited with its owner. We know how important getting lost dogs back to their owners is for our community, and we're Here to help. You can schedule an appointment to visit our low-cost microchip clinic. And in just about 10 minutes, get that microchip implanted
and you're good to go. Once your pet is microchipped, or if they already are, make sure to keep all of your contact information updated, like your phone number, your address, and your email address, and make sure it's updated with your veterinarian as well. Remember, one simple microchip can get your lost pet back to your home and make sure it's safe with you and your family. For more information on microchipping or microchip appointments visit mypasco.net slash PAF.