POSTPONED - HSJC Microchip Clinic

POSTPONED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. - The Humane Society of Jefferson County will be holding a Microchip Clinic on Saturday, April 25 from 1-3 p.m. in the shelter’s Community Education Room. Microchips cost $25.00 per pet, which includes registration in a pet recovery database. Appointments must be made in advance by calling 920-674-2048 or emailing shelter@hsjc-wis.com.
Veterinarians and animals shelters encourage microchipping – and for good reason.  Microchipping substantially increases the likelihood of a pet returning home by offering secure, reliable, unique and permanent identification.
A microchip is no bigger than a grain of rice and the procedure is similar to a routine vaccination. At only $25.00, it is less costly than a month’s supply of pet food. A microchip and enrollment in a pet recovery database provides permanent identification that cannot wear down, fall off, or become scratched into illegibility like metal or plastic ID tags.
Without ID, 90% of lost pets never make it back home. Make your reservation now to have your pet microchipped at the Humane Society of Jefferson County on Saturday, November 16.
 
About The Humane Society of Jefferson County
The Humane Society of Jefferson County (HSJC) has been serving the community since 1922.  HSJC provides life-saving services for abandoned, stray, and surrendered animals as well as a wide range of community animal services and humane education.  Each year the HSJC helps save, serve, and provide forever homes to more than 1,000 animals in need.
 
For more information, please contact Taylor Marshall, Community Outreach Coordinator, at TMarshall@HSJC-wis.com or Jeff Okazaki, Executive Director, at Jeff@HSJC-wis.com or call 920-674-2048.