I hope you have them checked scanned fo
a chip before you rehome them!

Any cats get routinely scanned for microchips. In all the years since
they were first introduced I have yet to rescue a single cat that has a
microchip,
and in 28 years of rescue a total of only two cats were already fixed.
Sad Isn't it? Where I live the odds of winning the lottery are better
than finding a chip in a cat. If it was chipped of course the owner
would be contacted.

Considering the fact that I was specifically addressing unneutered cats
I didn't think I needed to mention anything WRT to microchips. It seems
obvious, to me anyway, that unneutered cats roaming the neighborhood day
and night are not likely to have a microchip.

Megan



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