Black dog

[US Angel]

We had our Normie micro chipped when he was a pup mainly because the Army Post we lived on at the time had it in the regs as we rescued him.
He was almost most 14 years old when we had to make the toughest choice and stop his suffering this October

 

[Sunflower49]

.. and I thought it was in reference to Churchill's mental state.

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Unfortunately, I don't recognise the lost dog

As did I!

I hope the dog is okay and gets back where he belongs, he looks lovely

 

[accyman]

There is no requirement for vets, Police, Highways Agency or whoever else to scan a found dog to try and alert the owners it has been found live or dead. This will still be the case when compulsory microchipping comes in (next year I think)

This is an interesting read about microchipping Vets Get Scanning

personally i think they should have to notify owners

when my sons dog went missing he was devostated and despite me not living with him or having anything to do with the dog at all it was me who spent weeks looking for the dog even though with the time of year and the extreem cold i had a good idea it was either stolen , taken in by someone who decided to keep it or dead but you cant really say that to a 7 year old

surely it cant take too much effort to notify owners when their dogs are found dead it not only gives the owner closure but could help in some way to catch people who steal dogs so they can be used to train illigal fighting dogs.

i thought the whole idea of chipping a dog was so that owners could be found it shouldnt matter if the dog is dead or alive if an owner has been resposible enough to chip the dog teh least that can be done for them is to say when its been found regardless of its state

im not what you would call an animal lover either theres just wrong and right and not notifying owners of their pet been found dead is wrong