Quick Thoughts From PetLynx

Just a few thoughts and ideas for the customers of PetLynx.

Recently I received an email from a customer that had a few questions in it regarding our PetLynx tags...

"Message: recently registered and received a tag for my dog's collar. Questions:
1. how do i attach?
2. as she is still growing and will need larger collars, are the tags easily removed and transferable to a new collar?
3. if need to replace, can i do so and keep the same ID #?
4. cost toreplace tag is how much/how ordered/how paid?"

I thought to myself after reading this "Wow these are very valid questions that many of our customers might be asking". So I thought I would post my response to this customer so that if any of our followers were wondering the same thing then they would be able to see some of the ideas and answers that I have given.

" - To attach the PetLynx tag just fold it around and put the one end through the other end with the square hole.
- I would suggest finding a heavy duty key chain ring that you can take off of the old collar and put on the new ones as she grows for the tags are not supposed to be easy to remove.
-We can also replace them free of charge if it is lost or what ever the case may be. The ID number would not be the same on the tag though, but it is very easy to go on line and change the tag number.
-You can order that by just emailing back to this email or calling in and leaving a message with your mailing address and some account information like user name or your full name. The number to call would be (1-403) 568 8029 Or (1-866) 738 5969.

The customer that had sent me the email asking these questions was very happy with the answers and ideas that I had given her, I hope that it can help those customers that might be wondering the same thing in the same way that it had helped this particular customer!

The Search For Leonard

"I stay up late to check Leonard's matches everyday. I can't believe all the
beautiful kitties I see and hope their families find them. The sheer volume
of grey cats alone astounds me. I would like to thank everyone involved from
Animal Control Officers, the folks that run this site to private citizens for
their Herculean efforts. The world is a better place because you are in it.
Although my heart is small it is filled with gratitude. Thanks so much. Keep
up the good work and have a great day. Now, let's find our lil'
Leonard.

Sincerely,Tina"

Above is an email we recently recieved from an appreciative customer, thankful for the effort put forth in the search for her missing cat, Leonard. Though the search has thusfar been unsucessfull there is still plenty of hope for Leonard; with the efforts of so many people from so many dirrections the PetLynx Corp as well as Tina have reason to believe that Leonard will eventually come back to her and - fingers crossed - in good health

"SAMMY" -- ONE YEAR LATER

A DIFFERENT KIND OF STORY
 

In the fall of 1998, a mouse ran across our kitchen floor, ... we decided that we needed a cat! We drove to the SPCA. My son's girlfriend said "look, he's so cute!" We took SAMMY, a little orange and white tabby,  home.

That Christmas, my visiting daughter fell in love with Sammy. I wrapped his papers and put them under the Christmas tree. They left, driving 1000 miles North. When my daughter's first child was expected, she brought Sammy back to "Mom" in S.E. Edmonton.

Thank You for Caring for Cats!

 

"We are only one month into the 2011 Year of the Cat (YOC) campaign and already we have made significant progress!" says Judi Cannon, Collaboration Manager Care for Cats. "Reports about the Year of the Cat have appeared in dozens of newspapers, websites and other media outlets in the past four weeks. As a ‘behind-the-scenes’ member of the Care for Cats Committee, I extend a heart-felt THANK YOU to everyone involved with this important project for making this progress possible."

In the months leading up to the official YOC launch on January 5th, Canada’s companion animal industry rallied together in an amazing spirit of collaboration and commitment. Although we are still in the early stages of the program, all indicators are that we are moving in the right direction. Our combined efforts are creating a heightened awareness about the plight of cats in our communities and the industry is combining resources to insure a successful project. Well done!