One Houston man said not getting his dog microchipped is his biggest regret. Find out why from KPRC2Zach. microchipping pets kprc2 click2hou htx
, but for different reasons, not all pets are microchipped. One Houston man said not getting his dog microchipped is his biggest regret.
In cell phone video, you can see dog Rose, affectionately known as “Rosie,” sitting on Chase Maegden’s lap.“She was a rescue. I found her. Tried to find her owner. She wasn’t microchipped. When I took her to the vets, I got her shots and everything,” explained Chase.“I never knew how much it cost. I assumed it was expensive and she is always with me. We are always in tow. If she can’t come, I am not going,” explained Chase.
Chase was released and recovered from the crash, but his heart remains broken as Rosie has never been found.is microchipping year-round at $15 per animal. The shelter is offering free microchipping with your pet’s wellness appointment now through May 15. Montgomery County offers free microchipping all year long. Check with your city or county as different municipalities and organizations will host free microchipping events throughout the year. Pet owners who do not comply with this law can face a fine of up to $500.
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