‘Buddy’ gets microchipped
Date published: 29 January 2016
Hopwood Hall College lecturer Penny Dean and a customer with her dog Buddy, a French bulldog
Buddy a French bulldog was on of several dogs microchipped at Hopwood Hall College when the college held an Open Day last Saturday.
Staff from the Life Sciences department offered a free microchipping service for dogs.
The College works closely with the pets’ charity Blue Cross, who funded the microchipping activity. Vets charge around £10-£15 for the service but the Blue Cross does it for free.
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