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Re: NDR Tattoo registration
« Reply #15 on: January 08, 2011, 07:18:46 PM »
Sophie was microchipped through the shelter she came from.  I can't remember which  program though.  And   she has a green line on her tummy from the spay. LOL   Spectrum  it tooks us a while to figure out why the green line wasn't coming off!  I have thought about tatooing  Sophie.  My  vet is  a  farm vet too so I am sure she could do it.   Just not sure if I can afford it yet, as  she is due for her yearly physical and shots this month.  Just got a  post card in the mail today about it.  I waas excpecting it!   What do they tatoo?  A number like some of the guide programs do or words?   
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