El Paso Animal Services has unveiled a new technology that makes reuniting lost pets with their owners much easier. In partnership with 24Pet, El Paso has launched the ‘24Pet Reunite Site,’ a solar-powered microchip scanner that currently operates at Salvador Rivas Jr. Park. Using microchip information, community members and veterinarians can see a dog’s microchip number, and find out where to get their pet microchipped if they are not already.
By using a QR code on the ‘Reunite Site,’ users will be instructed on how to check for microchips. Best Friends Animal Society, a non-profit organization dedicated to animal welfare, is helping to fund the ‘Reunite Site’ and is working with El Paso Animal Services to install more scanners in the city.
Lost Pet Microchip Stations
El Paso Animal Services Installs a 'Reunite Site' for Lost Pets
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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