February 15, 2025 - 09:51

A local animal shelter has taken the initiative to support pet owners affected by the unexpected shutdown of a Texas-based microchip company. The closure has rendered numerous microchips defunct, leaving many pets without the identification that is crucial for their safety and reunification with their families.
Pet owners have expressed concerns over the sudden loss of access to their pets' microchip information, which is vital for identifying lost animals. The shelter has set up a program to assist these owners by providing resources and guidance on alternative microchip services. They are also offering free microchip registration for pets that need new identification.
In addition, the shelter is conducting outreach efforts to raise awareness about the importance of microchipping and ensuring that pets are registered with reliable databases. This initiative aims to mitigate the impact of the closure and ensure that pets remain safe and identifiable in their communities. The shelter encourages pet owners to take action and explore new microchip options to safeguard their furry companions.
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