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Santa Maria Fire Stations to Offer Microchip Scanning for Lost Pets

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Santa Barbara County supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a program designed to help reunite lost pets with their owners by placing microchip scanners at five Santa Maria fire stations. Funded by the Santa Barbara County Animal Care Foundation, the scanners will be installed and maintained through a partnership between Animal Services and the Santa Maria Fire Department. Supervisor Steve Lavagnino called it an innovative and low-cost way …

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Santa Maria Fire Stations to Offer Microchip Scanning for Lost Pets

Santa Barbara County supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved a program designed to help reunite lost pets with their owners by placing microchip scanners at five Santa Maria fire stations. Funded by the Santa Barbara County Animal Care Foundation, the scanners will be installed and maintained through a partnership between Animal Services and the Santa Maria Fire Department. Supervisor Steve Lavagnino called it an innovative and low-cost way …

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Noozhawk broke the news in on Wednesday, August 27, 2025.
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