Came across this while reading my local newspaper. Free micro-chipping for first 100 people to book a spot. This will be held on 30th July 2011 so you must book a spot for the day.
86 Avoca Road
Wakely
Contact Josie
9725 0872
to make reservations
I'll post up the advert when I can find it.
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Worth a try.
I saw this in the local paper the other week.. surely all spots would have been taken up by now. Goodluck if you're gona have a go!
I called up this morning. They had spots?
You mean They had spots!?
They HAD spots!!
They HAD spots!!
go see a Vet then, not the council…
Free micro-chipping for first 100 people to book a spot.
Why not other dog names ????
You missed out a chance to comment that people should provide their own Spots. :)
Or "Free micro-chipping for first 100 people…"
Fairfield represent!
be careful and dont get fined, the streets round there are all 50k zones and be careful where you stop or park. remember this is fairfield council we're talking bout
Good initiative! More councils should do this!
liverpool council do it once in a while, and without limiting it to any number
Awesome incentive.
I might get one for myself. Might come in handy after a big night out on the turps!
Great, was planning to sell my dog. This should add a bit of value.
Shipping costs?
No, just embarking cost. :)
can they put down as well
I'd never do it to an animal I love…julia gillard on the other hand…
Research the health implications for your pet before you do this…up to you to make the choice!
isn't it compulsory to get your pet micro-chipped before you can register them with the council?
So six ozbargainers are gullible people who don't like to research…
Okay…
Microchipping has been linked to rapid growth tumours in domestic animals. As well as in the early days a few of them broke and gave lithium poisoning to animals. Not a nice way to die either way…
Do your research, if you still want to go ahead and do this to your pet, I can't stop you!
I don't think a clear link has been established. Most of the conclusions are based on small generally flawed studies. In any event it would be down to the chemical composition of the coatings used, which would differ between manufacturers, or just the impact of the resulting immune response from anything foreign inserted into the skin. What is the cancer rate of a piercing or a breast implant?
http://animals.howstuffworks.com/pets/pet-travel/pet-microch…
Rabbits?
interesting!!!
For pets only? Or for young kids as well?