"Pom owners live to please their Poms."

​"Pom owners live to please their Poms."

Bella was found by a Good Samaritan, picked up by Animal Control, and was taken to the APA of Missouri in Olivette.

No owner information was on the microchip, and it was hard to find where this 900 series microchip came from, but Microchip Hunters was able to contact the correct chip company and was able to get the breeder information. Thankfully, this breeder keeps good records, and spent the next day searching for Bella's file, which he found and sent information over right away. The phone number, however, turned out to be disconnected.

Microchip Hunters did some more searching and sent a bunch of emails, as none of the numbers found were panning out. A couple days later, a reply came in! She lives in Illinois, close to the Missouri border, but her daughter had Bella. The family went right away to pick Bella up!!!

We will be ensuring the microchip gets registered and are so happy Bella is home to her family. Her stray hold was ending the next day. As the breeder said, "Pom owners live to please their Poms." We have also heard that people just don't leave their Poms at shelters. That has been proven to be true!

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