The Penza Animal Aid Foundation is launching a fundraiser to chip and scan sterilized and vaccinated dogs to ensure their safety and protection from recapture. Chipping is not only a way to identify a pet, but also a chance to save a life. With a chip, every dog and cat can be easily recognized and returned to their owners if they go missing. The microchip can prevent the pet from being recaptured. In addition, the chip also contains information about the date of vaccination of the pet, with the help of the chip it is possible to know the place of capture of the animal, which is especially important for work with homeless animals.
We should not forget that there is also a law obliging all shelters to chip street cats and dogs to control their numbers. The chip itself is injected subcutaneously in a completely painless way, and a scanner helps to check the information that is "sewn" into its identification number. Help the Foundation raise the funds needed to chip and scan dogs so that every dog can be safe!
