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DID YOU KNOW? --Keep the pet tag current with your correct address and phone number. An incorrect pet id tag is like having no pet tag at all. --If you are often away from home, put your vet, groomer, neighbor, or a relative's number on the pet tag also. --If you are moving, it's a good idea to get your new pet id tag early and have both addresses on the pet tag while you move. --DON'T FORGET YOUR CAT! Animal Shelter workers say only about 2% of incoming cats have pet tags. Be sure to ID your cat with a pet tag on a break-away or stretch collar, and replace them if your cat loses them. It's a small cost to insure your cat isn't destroyed in a shelter.
REMEMBER, IF SOMEONE FINDS YOUR PET AND ITS NOT WEARING A COLLAR AND PET TAG, THEY MAY THINK ITS A STRAY AND KEEP HIM! IF YOUR PET IS STOLEN, KEPT AS A "STRAY," OR ADOPTED FROM A SHELTER, THE NEW OWNERS MAY NOT TAKE VERY GOOD CARE OF HIM. WORSE YET, HE MAY BE DESTROYED IN A SHELTER BEFORE YOU CAN FIND HIM. PROTECT YOUR PET FROM THESE TRAGIC SCENARIOS EASILY WITH A PET TAG. |
