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Correct Microchip Scanning Procedures Saves Lives!
Here is an easy to print, clip and hang poster for your shelter or vet clinic that explains good microchip scanning procedures. (Courtesy of Animal Sheltering magazine)
Posted in Microchips, Rescues and Shelters
Tagged Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, microchips, scanning procedures, shelters
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When NOT to Use a Tracking Dog to Find a Lost Dog
The idea of using a tracking dog to find a lost dog is very compelling, but most people who pursue this option do not have a good understanding of how a tracking (or trailing) dog works. In some cases a … Continue reading
Posted in Friendly Lost Dog Strategies, Shy Lost Dog Strategies, Tracking Dog Services
Tagged friendly lost dogs, Lost dogs, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, lost pets, shy dogs, timid dogs, Tracking Dogs, trailing dogs
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The Dangers of a Dog Bite
Although the title might seem obvious (of course dog bites can be dangerous!) we want to point out some of the not so obvious issues with dog bites and lost dogs. One of the greatest dangers of a dog bite … Continue reading
Posted in Shy Lost Dog Strategies
Tagged Dog Bite Prevention, Dog Bites, Good Samaritans, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, Rabies
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The Top Five Reasons Shelters Should Post Pictures of Lost and Found Pets on Facebook
5. Shelters that post pictures and flyers of lost and found pets on Facebook generate goodwill, positive press and donations. 4. Shelters will elevate their reputation in the community from “dogcatcher” to compassionate life-savers. Since “stray” contracts are funded with taxpayer money, … Continue reading
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Tagged Facebook, Lost Dogs of Wisconsin, photos, shelters
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