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Dog Tags For Safety

by DTA Staff on Oct 06, 2009

Pet ID tags are still the number one method of ensuring that your lost pet will make his or her way home.

Pet ID tags are still the number one method of ensuring that your lost pet will make his or her way home.

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 .
- “ 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)