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National Pet ID Week

Guest User April 21, 2015

This week is National Pet ID Week. Celebrate by ensuring that your animals all have tags and microchips with updated information. Tags should include:

  • Pet's name
  • Owner's name and address
  • Telephone numbers (day and evening)
  • Any medical problem requiring medication (may require separate tag)

Call your microchip company and ensure that you information is up to date and ask them to send a new microchip tag if you don't have one. This is important because if you are unavailable by phone, someone could easily contact the microchip company. Be sure that your pet is always wearing identification. 

To learn more about Pet Identification, check out this article.

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The Cat People

Rescue - Foster - Adopt - since 1990

The Cat People is an outstanding, 100% volunteer organization that was founded to eliminate the suffering of unwanted cats and kittens. A group of women started working together over 20 years ago to help the abandoned cats and kittens in Hart Park in Kern County. Today, the organization has an official contract with the county to manage the colonies in Hart Park, and it provides spay/neuter vouchers and food to low income families to assist them in keeping their beloved pets and/or to control growth of colonies around their homes. It operates completely out of foster homes, and the organization works with Petco to hold adoption hours once a week.

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