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X-WR-CALDESC:Each day thousands of cats and dogs are separated from their o
 wners. Sadly\, only 17% of dogs and 2% of cats are successfully reunited w
 ith their loving families. More than half of these animals are not wearing
  collars or ID tags by the time they reach a shelter. To help increase the
 se odds\, have your pet microchipped!\n\nThe microchip\, about the size of
  a grain of rice\, is painlessly implanted between the shoulder blades of 
 your pet using a quick\, non-surgical process. The implanting procedure is
  similar to that used for vaccination and does not require the use of anes
 thesia. Each microchip carries a unique number that is logged onto a natio
 nal database. When a scanner is passed over the microchip low frequency ra
 dio waves created by the scanner activate the microchip\, allowing the uni
 que number to be read. If your pet finds its way to a vet\, animal hospita
 l or animal shelter\, it will be scanned to see if a microchip is present.
  If your pet has been microchipped\, the odds that your story will have a 
 happy ending are significantly increased.\n\nAs a community service\, the 
 Homeward Animal Shelter offers microchip clinics several times a year. Cos
 t is $20 per pet and no appointment is necessary. We just ask that pets ar
 e either on leash or in a carrier while at the shelter.
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DESCRIPTION:Each day thousands of cats and dogs are separated from their ow
 ners. Sadly\, only 17% of dogs and 2% of cats are successfully reunited wi
 th their loving families. More than half of these animals are not wearing 
 collars or ID tags by the time they reach a shelter. To help increase thes
 e odds\, have your pet microchipped!\n\nThe microchip\, about the size of 
 a grain of rice\, is painlessly implanted between the shoulder blades of y
 our pet using a quick\, non-surgical process. The implanting procedure is 
 similar to that used for vaccination and does not require the use of anest
 hesia. Each microchip carries a unique number that is logged onto a nation
 al database. When a scanner is passed over the microchip low frequency rad
 io waves created by the scanner activate the microchip\, allowing the uniq
 ue number to be read. If your pet finds its way to a vet\, animal hospital
  or animal shelter\, it will be scanned to see if a microchip is present. 
 If your pet has been microchipped\, the odds that your story will have a h
 appy ending are significantly increased.\n\nAs a community service\, the H
 omeward Animal Shelter offers microchip clinics several times a year. Cost
  is $20 per pet and no appointment is necessary. We just ask that pets are
  either on leash or in a carrier while at the shelter.
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20160816T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20160816T190000
LOCATION:Homeward Animal Shelter 1201 28th Ave N\, Fargo\, 58102
SUMMARY:Microchip Clinic
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