MICROCHIPS SAVED THEM - JEANETTE GARLOW
from LET'S TALK PETS - PATTY GIARRUSSO Hosted by LETS TALK PETS
So many pets could be saved and returned to their owner if they are microchipped and those chips are kept updated. It's such a simple process but sometimes feels overwhelming and confusing to owners. Jeanette Garlow volunteers as the co-Director of Lost Dogs Illinois and with Microchip Help. The Microchip Help organization are volunteers who work in collaboration with Lost Dogs of America and PetFBI to help reunite lost pets across the nation. Microchip Help recently has had some very special stories and we wanted to share them to help explore the need for microchipping and how they helped reunite families with their beloved pets. Jeanette has volunteered with Lost Dogs Illinois and Microchip Help for several years. The Lost Dogs Illinois organization is a group of dedicated volunteers who provide education for dog owners on preventing the loss of their dog and provide no cost resources to the owners of lost dogs to help increase the chances of locating and being successfully reunited with them. The program also benefits local animal control and shelters by decreasing the number of "owned strays" entering the animal control/shelter system and increasing the chances of finding an owner once a dog is in their care. Website: https://www.microchiphelp.com/ Facebook: Facebook.com/LostDogsIllinois
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