Pet Country, evicted Lakeport pet shop, moves to new location
The store has been the subject of controversy for more than two years because of alleged animal abuse and neglect.
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The store has been the subject of controversy for more than two years because of alleged animal abuse and neglect.
Pickles was lost and alone outside Wednesday night. But, thanks to Moose, he's home safe and sound.
Local Microchipping Info for National Chip Your Pet Month Microchipping pets isn’t a new practice, but it is something that tends to be put off until it is too late. May just so happens to be National Chip Your Pet month and would usually be full of public chipping events but COVID has unfortunately limited these services for the time being. Hopefully, those will be back on calendars within the next few months. In the meantime, reach out to your local vet to get the chip implanted and make sure you choose and register your contact information with a microchip company
Did your pet go missing? This local group can help The virtual program is run by volunteers. So far, almost three dozen pets have been returned to their homes. That's in addition to the 1,170 pets ACS has reunited. Author: Erin Rodriguez (KENS 5) Published: 8:58 AM CDT May 16, 2021 Updated: 9:28 AM CDT May 16, 2021 SAN ANTONIO — In March, Animal Care Services set out to reunite even more lost pets than usual with their owners. They did so by creating a Lost & Found Pet Network which is run by volunteers and is all virtual. So far in total, the...
If you find a lost dog or cat in the Sun City, here's where you can go to see if the animal is microchipped. In El Paso, there are various websites, social media pages, and places you can go if you lose your animal and need help bringing them home. But if you find a lost animal, people have trouble knowing what the next step is for them to reunite the lost dog or cat with their owners. The first step is to see if the animal is wearing a collar with an identification tag. A pretty obvious first step. If there's a tag, call the owner. But if there is none, or the collar has no identification ta...