 Jackson County Animal Shelter-Wisconsin needed help getting this cat home. They said he is the sweetest cat.
Microchip Hunter Volunteer Lisa, from Wisconsin, worked on reaching the family. She got a call back from someone with another name, and was told that the registered owner let her know that Brim was found! She was very happy to hear this, and went to pick him up the next day! Lucky for Brim! Microchip Hunters are here to help! Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Hunters www.microchiphelp.com
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 Another stray cat home!
Benjamin took in a stray, beautiful orange Tabby, and posted him with Lost Cats of Wisconsin. He had him scanned for a microchip, but the 24 Petwatch chip wasn't registered. From there, it was sent to Microchip Hunters! I called 24 Petwatch and learned that the Fox Valley Humane Association implanted his microchip, so I called there for owner information. It turns out this cat was brought to them found as a stray, and turned over to Frosty's Fosters Animal Rescue, Inc. I sent a message to Frosty's Foster, and though they didn't have record of the microchip number, they were able to provide me the owner's names and phone number from his previous name and photo! I contacted the owner, Julia,and since she was out of town, was not aware that her Travieso was missing. Upon returning last night, she confirmed that he was lost, and she contacted the finder today to meet up and get him back home. Julia said she is very happy to have him back, and will be registering the microchip right away. Special thanks to you Benjamin, you really went out of your way to help get this cat home. You are wonderful! Welcome home Travieso! ***Reunion Photo*** ~Jeanette Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Hunters |
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