East Point Mandates Pet Microchipping
The city of East Point has become the first in Michigan to require microchipping for all dogs and cats. This new ordinance aims to improve pet recovery rates for owners. The city has also implemented a ban on breeding. Officials stated the measure will help residents locate lost animals more easily. A new ordinance passed this week mandates that all pets must have a registered microchip. City officials stated the measure aims to ensure lost pets are reunited with their families.
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WWJ Detroit
“The city of East Point is now the first city in the state to require microchipping for all dogs and cats.”
WWJ Detroit
“pets a lot easier. They've also banned breeding and will now prohibit”
WWJ Detroit
“East Point becomes the first city in the state to require pet microchipping. A new ordinance was passed this week to require all cats and dogs to have a registered microchip.”
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