Firefighters take in a lost dog, find that it is chipped and return it safe to its family

The city of Sparks in the state of Nevada (United States), located east of Renois rather medium in size with 110,000 inhabitants. This is not a small place where everyone knows each other, and losing your pet in such a place means that the efforts to try to find it must be even greater. Fortunately for a dog with soft fur named Potatohis disappearance did not last long and he ended up meeting the right people thanks to whom he was able to return home safe and sound, reported 2 News Nevada.

After noting its absence, the owners of Potatoa Shepherd-type cross dog, set out to look for him, but he was nowhere to be found. They had the good idea of ​​identifying him with a microchip, which kept their hopes alive.

What they didn't know was that the quadruped was found shortly after and entrusted to the local firefighters, those of the Sparks Fire Department. Realizing, based on his behavior, that they were dealing with a family dog ​​and that he was lost, they immediately scanned him for an identification chip.

Relief and reunion

The firefighters were thus able to obtain the contact details of his owners and contact them to tell them that he was safe and sound. While waiting for their arrival, the firefighters took care of him at the station.

The reunion, full of joy, then took place, and Potato was able to return home to recover from his emotions.

Woopets info: why keeping your contact details up to date is essential after identifying your dog?

The electronic chip allows an animal to be identified, but it is only really useful if the associated information is accurate and up-to-date. In the event of a disappearance, outdated contact details can delay reunion with family.

A change of telephone number or a move must therefore be reported quickly in the identification file. This update is a simple process that can save valuable time when a dog is found.

Before going on vacation or after an adoption, it is also recommended to check that the information recorded is still correct. Proper identification greatly increases the chances that a lost pet will quickly return home.