284 microchips for tailed wards!

We all have a passport. Animals also have their own, only this is a microchip. It's a tiny helper the size of a grain of rice. It is safely inserted under the animal's skin and stores the individual code in the veterinary system. There is information about the name, address, health information — everything that makes each pet special. A chip is a chance to return home if a pet gets lost. This is a history of diseases, vaccines, tests — a whole life in a small point. By law, we are required to chip all animals at the shelter. If we don't have a supply of chips, then we won't be able to accept new wards. Please help us raise funds for 200 microchips for 200 new homeless animal wards. Support the ponytails — let them have their passports!