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«Our mission at HomeAgain is to save pets» lives, so we are pleased to have had this opportunity to partner with Winn to help cats by raising awareness of the importance of permanent identification and through feline health research,» says Steve Shell, vice president and general manager HomeAgain.

Permanent identification: It is important that your pet has identification at all times.

Make sure that the carrier has been clearly marked with some form of permanent identification, including your name, telephone number, flight schedule, destination, and the telephone numbers of someone at the point of destination.

Permanent identification: Microchip identification is provided at your request to help aid in the safe return of your pet should he or she become lost.

At the time of evacuation, consider additional temporary identification such as spray painting contact information on the horse, or writing it on the hoof with a permanent marker.

Collars with tags can be lost, tattoos can become faded with time, or go unnoticed at shelters, but microchips are an increasingly popular way to provide permanent identification for pets.

Make sure that the carrier has permanent identification, including your name, phone number, flight schedule, destination, and phone number at the point of destination.

It is a permanent, unalterable form of identification that can be scanned at any animal shelter and at most veterinary facilities.

Dogs and cats of licensees could be sold, given away or transferred at 6 weeks of age and must also have a health certificate and, if moving interstate, a veterinary inspection and microchip or tattoo or other permanent identification.

Permanent Forms of Identification: • Microchips: Rice - grain sized identification pieces that are implanted under the skin at the back base of tIdentification: • Microchips: Rice - grain sized identification pieces that are implanted under the skin at the back base of tidentification pieces that are implanted under the skin at the back base of the dog's neck.

It hurts a little at first, just like a shot, but will stay there for the rest of your pet's life as permanent identification.