Pet ID Tags: Why? SAFETY

Of the seven million cats and dogs who are brought into shelters annually, less than 2 percent of cats and 20 percent of dogs are re-united with their owners .

Of the seven million cats and dogs who are brought into shelters annually, less than 2 percent of cats and 20 percent of dogs are re-united with their owners .

“ Don’t rely on the microchip as your only method of identification! While your local animal control agency may have a scanner, your next-door neighbor doesn’t . . .” (Animal Sheltering magazine, Jan./Feb. 2009)

“ Don’t rely on the microchip as your only method of identification! While your local animal control agency may have a scanner, your next-door neighbor doesn’t . . .”

(Animal Sheltering magazine, Jan./Feb. 2009)

“ Should your beloved pet get lost, a collar and pet id tag are still the most reliable way to make sure she gets home again .” (Animal Sheltering magazine, Jan./Feb. 2009)

“ Should your beloved pet get lost, a collar and pet id tag are still the most reliable way to make sure she gets home again .”

(Animal Sheltering magazine, Jan./Feb. 2009)