Affordable registration for shelters
Why choose an animal from a shelter?
Shelters are full of dogs and cats. For the most part these are dogs and cats that have gone missing and unfortunately never go back to their previous owner. The shelter temporarily offers these animals a home until someone else wants to give this animal a new home. By taking an animal from a shelter, you also help other animals. You ensure that a spot becomes available for a new animal that also lives on the street. In addition, you also ensure that the shelter does not become overcrowded and that the staff (which are mainly volunteers) give less work pressure.
In addition to ensuring that an extra spot is released and reducing the workload of the staff, you give the animal a second chance. Many pets that end up in the shelter have already been through a lot. By giving it a new warm home, you ensure that the animal can have a nice life.
Preventing Illegal Trade
The moment you choose to take an animal from an animal shelter, you also ensure that part of the illegal trade is prevented. You never know what you will find when you search the internet for an animal. An illegal breeder is nowadays difficult to distinguish from a serious breeder. Unfortunately, the chance that you eventually have an animal whose welfare is not so important to the breeder is still there. In addition to ensuring that a new spot becomes available and reducing the workload of the staff, you give the animal a second chance. Many pets that end up in the shelter have already been through a lot. By giving it a new warm home you ensure that the animal can still have a nice life.
Are animal shelters safe?
Large groups of animals walk around in the shelters. This increases the chance that a disease will be spread. To prevent this, all animals are checked immediately upon arrival whether they have been vaccinated. If this is not the case, they will get all the vaccinations they need, so you can be sure that it is protected against various diseases.
PetBase helps shelters!
To help shelters, PetBase has a special offer for animal shelters. With this offer we want to help all animal shelters in the Netherlands as well as possible. Thanks to this offer, this can be done without too much budget.
- First 200 registrations are free to put in the name of the asylum
- After that, 1 PetPoint is charged per registration.
Curious about our PetPoint scheme? Check this out on our support-site. Do you have a shelter and are you not yet taking advantage of this offer? Then email us support-team!
Info@PetBase.eu
Frequently asked questions for shelters
Je kunt de registraties doen via onze website, maar ook direct vanuit steeds meer managementsoftware zoals Docasoft. Na aanmelding zijn de gegevens direct oproepbaar via onze website.
Het kan zinvol zijn om de beheerder of een van de medewerkers als chipper te laten erkennen in jullie professional PetBase account. Paraveterinairen worden onder de nieuwe wet automatisch gelijkgesteld aan chippers, maar alleen als ze geregistreerd zijn in het Diergeneeskunderegister. Ook hier geldt dat het adres van het opvangcentrum daarbij als werkadres in het Diergeneeskunderegister vastgelegd moet zijn.
Controleer ook of het UBN-nummer van het opvangcentrum bekend is of vraag het op bij RVO
No, not all animals have this obligation. The obligation for 528 numbers applies to dogs and horses.
Dit is mogelijk en zelfs kostenbesparend door eerst de dieren op naam van het asiel te plaatsen, maak als jullie deze nog niet hebben een professional PetBase account aan om de chipnumers aan te melden. Als een huisdier naar een nieuwe eigenaar gaat kunnen jullie het huisdier ook overzetten naar de nieuwe eigenaar.
Let op: PetBase geeft je de mogelijkheid om tot 200 dieren gratis op naam van jouw asiel of stichting te registreren. Pas op het moment dat het dier geplaatst wordt, worden de kosten doorberekend (in PetPoints).
Asiel en nog geen aanmeldende instantie? Klik here voor aanmaken van een professional PetBase account en maak gebruik van ons digitaal startpakket
In the United States, among others, the FDX-A chip number is often used. An FDX-A chip number has a code of 10 characters long and usually consists of 9 digits and 1 letter. In Europe, FDX-B chip numbers are always used for pets. These chip numbers are built up in a fixed way. They always consist of 15 digits. The first three digits are either a manufacturer number or a country code. Manufacturer numbers always start with a 9, for example 945 for FiveStar transponders.
Do you want to read more? Check it out on our support page:
The ISO-standards 11784/85 together form the standard for electronic animal identification. ISO 11784 determines the number structure (15-digits, the first 3 are a manufacturer’s or country code). ISO 11785 describes the technical concept of the microchips. All chips sold by PetBase/Micpoint BV comply with these standards.
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