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AnotherMother4Peace

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14. Yes - thank you. That will be my 2nd option after seeing what the vet can do.

Reply to 50 Shades Of Blue (Reply #13)

Sun Mar 12, 2023, 02:30 PM

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Question: are there portable chip readers? I need to see if my "new" cat has a chip. [View all] AnotherMother4Peace Mar 2023 OP

If you have a long term trusting relationship with your vet, they might let you borrow a scanner. hlthe2b Mar 2023 #1

I was thinking borrow from vet, too. SheltieLover Mar 2023 #2

Thank you, good suggestions. The animal control - I don't know. Maybe not. What I want is AnotherMother4Peace Mar 2023 #3

Please avoid animal control. 'You' are making an attempt to get her home. sprinkleeninow Mar 2023 #11

Perhaps she was stolen & is now loose in a strange neighborhood, or her owner passed (as AnotherMother4Peace Mar 2023 #12

If your clinic is bigger, they may have more than one. chowmama Mar 2023 #18

Maybe you could offer your vet a hefty deposit to borrow SheltieLover Mar 2023 #4

Very good - I'll try that tomorrow (Monday). Thank you. AnotherMother4Peace Mar 2023 #6

Or maybe a tech could run by hour home to scan SheltieLover Mar 2023 #7

I suggest you try to borrow it at their closing time TexasBushwhacker Mar 2023 #8

Yes, thank you. When I call I'll suggest this to them. Fingers crossed. AnotherMother4Peace Mar 2023 #10

Maybe try a rescue group RamblingRose Mar 2023 #5

Another good suggestion. I do have to be careful where she goes, because quite AnotherMother4Peace Mar 2023 #9

There are lots of 'em for sale on Amazon - some under $30 50 Shades Of Blue Mar 2023 #13

Yes - thank you. That will be my 2nd option after seeing what the vet can do. AnotherMother4Peace Mar 2023 #14

depending on where u live, animal control mopinko Mar 2023 #15

Thank you. I don't have facebook but check Craig's list, my local newspaper AnotherMother4Peace Mar 2023 #16

police station kanda Mar 2023 #17

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