INDIANAPOLIS — IndyHumane microchipped over 150 dogs and cats at a free event on Saturday.
In partnership with Bone Dry Roofing, IndyHumane helped those in the Indianapolis area ensure their pet was microchipped.
“Our owner and his wife are very involved with dog rescues,” Jeff Johnson, Talent Acquisition Retention Manager at Bone Dry Roofing, said. “Our mission is to provide peace of mind for each other and our customers by delivering the bone-dry experience, so this fits right in with that.”
Johnson expressed the importance of animals being microchipped.
“People love their animals, and they don’t want to lose them. If something happens where a dog gets lost or stolen, with a microchip, you can know where they’re at,” Johnson said.
IndyHumane has been in a capacity crisis for quite some time, housing more pets than they have room for.
“We are bursting from the seams with animals that need homes,” Michael Futch, Chief Development Officer for IndyHumane, said.
Futch says it’s important for the shelter to be out in the community so they can raise awareness and hopefully find more adoptive families for their animals.