Let’s help keep pets out of shelters
Did you know the pets you microchip have triple the chance of being reunited with their owners if they end up in a shelter!
Even with these promising odds, an estimated 10 million pets go missing each year and our nation’s shelters are full, adoption rates are dropping, and resources are tapped.
Let’s help keep pets out of shelters
Did you know the pets you microchip have triple the chance of being reunited with their owners if they end up in a shelter!
Even with these promising odds, an estimated 10 million pets go missing each year and our nation’s shelters are full, adoption rates are dropping, and resources are tapped.
Good Samaritans Help
With Happy Reunions Every Day
- Helpful neighbors call the number on the lost pet’s collar tag. They will also go the extra step and take the pet to a vet clinic or call animal control for the pet to be scanned for a microchip.
- But clinics are not always open, and Animal Control Officers have large jurisdictions and cannot be everywhere at once.
Good Samaritans Help With Happy Reunions Every Day
- Helpful neighbors call the number on the lost pet’s collar tag. They will also go the extra step and take the pet to a vet clinic or call animal control for the pet to be scanned for a microchip.
- But clinics are not always open, and Animal Control Officers have large jurisdictions and cannot be everywhere at once.
- How great would it be if the general public had access to microchip scanners to help reduce intake numbers?
Good Samaritans Help With Happy Reunions Every Day
- Helpful neighbors call the number on the lost pet’s collar tag. They will also go the extra step and take the pet to a vet clinic or call animal control for the pet to be scanned for a microchip.
- But clinics are not always open, and Animal Control Officers have large jurisdictions and cannot be everywhere at once.
- How great would it be if the general public had access to microchip scanners to help reduce intake numbers?
Introducing
Check The Chip Scanning Stations
Forward-thinking animal welfare organizations like Baltimore County and Johnson County Community Cats have set set-up self-help Check The Chip Scanning Stations in their communities!
This way, Good Samaritans can scan lost pets any time of day, every day, and help get them back home with their families without involving pet care professionals.
By keeping these lost pets out of shelters in the first place, animal welfare organizations can focus on neglected or surrendered pets under their care!
Introducing
Check The Chip Scanning Stations
Forward-thinking animal welfare organizations like Baltimore County and Johnson County Community Cats have set set-up self-help Check The Chip Scanning Stations in their communities!
This way, Good Samaritans can scan lost pets any time of day, every day, and help get them back home with their families without involving pet care professionals.
By keeping these lost pets out of shelters in the first place, animal welfare organizations can focus on neglected or surrendered pets under their care!
What A Great Idea!
A lot of time and thought has gone into setting up these self-serve
Check The Chip Scanning Stations and we think they are onto something! Here’s how they work!
Find a Location
Community parks and outside of firehouses or veterinary clinics are great locations to consider. An area with existing security cameras is a plus.
Get Equipped
You will need a universal scanner. The scanner can be securely stationed in a junction box with a retractable clothesline along with helpful Scanning Instructions found here on page 2 and 3. See the full supplies list by clicking here.
Inform The Public
Promote via social media and local news so the public knows about these new stations and how to use them. Also post “How to Scan” instructions (found here on page 2 and 3) with the junction box. You can economically print the instructions on aluminum signs at signs.com.
Provide Direction
Direct pet owners to Microchip Registry Lookup to find out what pet recovery service to contact – or have them contact your local animal services shelter to report the pet found.
Keep Your Good Works Going
Volunteers or even community servants like ACOs or police patrol can monitor and replace batteries as needed. Community microchipping clinics help reinforce your Scanning Stations, too!
What A Great Idea!
A lot of time and thought has gone into setting up these self-serve
Check The Chip Scanning Stations and we think they are onto something! Here’s how they work!
Find a Location
Community parks and outside of firehouses or veterinary clinics are great locations to consider. An area with existing security cameras is a plus.
Get Equipped
You will need a universal scanner. The scanner can be securely stationed in a junction box with a retractable clothesline along with helpful Scanning Instructions found here on page 2 and 3. See the full supplies list by clicking here.
Inform The Public
Promote via social media and local news so the public knows about these new stations and how to use them. Also post “How to Scan” instructions (found here on page 2 and 3) with the junction box. You can economically print the instructions on aluminum signs at signs.com.
Provide Direction
Direct pet owners to Microchip Registry Lookup to find out what pet recovery service to contact – or have them contact your local animal services shelter to report the pet found.
Keep Your Good
Works Going
Volunteers or even community servants like ACOs or police patrol can monitor and replace batteries as needed. Community microchipping clinics help reinforce your Scanning Stations, too!
Let’s Help Keep Pets Out Of Shelters With Check The Chip Stations!
A lot of time and thought has gone into setting up self-serve
Check The Chip Stations and we think they are onto something! Here’s how they work!
Find a Location
Community parks and outside of firehouses or veterinary clinics are great locations to consider. An area with existing security cameras is a plus.
Get Equipped
You will need a universal scanner, like the QuickScan 650 can be securely stationed in a junction box with a retractable clothesline along with helpful Scanning Instructions found on page 2 and 3.
Inform The Public
Post “How to Scan” instructions
within the junction box.
Provide Direction
Direct pet owners to Microchip Registry Lookup to find out what pet recovery service to contact – or have them contact your local animal services shelter to report the pet found.
Keep Your Good
Works Going
Volunteers or even community servants like ACOs or police patrol can monitor and replace batteries as needed.
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Have questions or want to learn more?
We are here to help!
Call 800-252-7894 or email microchip@akcreunite.org.
