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    Re: Microchipping snakes?

    Quote Originally Posted by JohnNJ View Post
    Maybe I'm reading this wrong but how is the microchip going to help you find the snake, bird or rabbit?
    Well, where a tame parrot or house rabbit is concerned, those animals are often found by neighbors and taken to a shelter. The shelter scans all animals that come in and this is how they would find your contact info. One of my old friends once found an African Grey that just flew up to him and landed on his car. He decided to just keep it and not look. Under those circumstances, you really just won't find your bird. But if he had taken it to a vet or a shelter, the owner would have been found immediately (provided it had a microchip, of course).

    Quote Originally Posted by PitOnTheProwl View Post
    That would be IF it got out and IF someone found it. They usually dont get too far from their racks muchless the house their owners life in. On top of that, they are not like a bonded animal that may seek out humans on its own.
    You make a good point.
    Last edited by Manasha-Bogo; 05-08-2012 at 03:26 PM.

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