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During what hours is Pet Microchip scanning typically available?
What should personnel do before using the Pet Microchip Reader?
Where should scanning of animals take place?
If an animal’s microchip information is outdated, what should be filled out?
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What should be done if an animal appears injured or in distress?
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How often should the Pet Microchip Readers be checked for charge?
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What is the main purpose of the Pet Microchip Program?
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Which of the following must be true about animals presented for scanning?
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What should be done if the microchip number does not appear after scanning?
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Which step should be taken when an animal appears injured?
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What should rescuers do if the microchip information is outdated?
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What is the purpose of scanning the animal in the station's foyer or vehicle?
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What is the role of the Public Information Officer in the lost animal process?
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Where should photos of the scanned animals be taken?
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How should lost animals be documented when multiple animals are rescued at once?
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What information is not typically provided by microchip manufacturers?
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What is a required condition for animals before scanning with the Pet Microchip Reader?
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What must personnel do if an animal’s microchip information is not registered?
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What is the process to be followed after scanning a microchipped animal?
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Who should be contacted if an animal appears to be injured during scanning?
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When should the Pet Microchip Readers be checked for charge?
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What is crucial for documenting a scanned animal’s details?
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What timing restrictions apply to the availability of the Pet Microchip scanning service?
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What should Spring Fire personnel do before using the Pet Microchip Reader?
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What should be done if both the chip case and reader show a microchip number?
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In what scenario would it be necessary to contact the SPCA?
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Which of the following must a rescuer do if they cannot find a microchip number during scanning?
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What is the first step a rescuer should take once a microchip number is located?
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What is required if a rescuer has multiple animals but must document their loss?
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How should photos of scanned animals be handled?
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What happens to lost animal forms after being submitted?
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Which piece of information might a microchip manufacturer provide upon inquiry?
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What is the minimum requirement for an animal before scanning with the Pet Microchip Reader?
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What should personnel do if they encounter an animal that appears to be lost but does not have a registered microchip?
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What document must be completed if the microchip information for an animal is outdated?
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What is the primary reason for taking photos of scanned animals?
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Which instruction is essential for the personnel before commencing the use of the Pet Microchip Reader?
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When should the Pet Microchip Reader be charged and checked?
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What is the role of personnel regarding animals in distress during scanning?
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Why must scanned lost animals be documented through the lost animal form?
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What is the primary action to take after finding a microchip number on the scanner?
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Which resource is used to report a lost animal and obtain registry information?
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What must be done if a microchip appears to be unregistered during the scanning process?
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If an animal has been scanned and no microchip number is available, what documentation procedure should be followed?
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What does the lost animal form allow rescuers to do after submission?
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In which scenario should the rescuer contact the SPCA for an ambulance?
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Which guideline should be followed when handling scanned animal photos on a staff phone?
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What action should a rescuer take if they have multiple animals to document?
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Study Notes
Pet Microchip Program
- Spring Fire Department offers a community service for scanning pet microchips.
- Pet Microchip Readers are available from 0700 to 2100, or at the discretion of the company officer.
- Spring Fire personnel must read the instruction manual and check the Pet Microchip Reader before each shift.
- Animals must be leashed or in a carrier while on Spring Fire Department property.
- Animals should be scanned outside by the rescuer's vehicle or in the station's foyer.
- Photos should be taken of all scanned animals.
- If a microchip number is found, Spring Fire personnel should use the AAHA microchip search page to locate the manufacturer's toll-free number.
- Spring Fire personnel should call the toll-free number to report the lost animal and obtain owner information.
- If the animal is not registered or information is outdated, a lost animal form should be filled out and submitted.
- Lost animals leave the fire station with the rescuer.
- Animals are not permitted to stay at Spring Fire Department stations.
- If an animal appears injured or in distress, contact the SPCA for an animal ambulance.
- The Public Information Officer is the primary contact for this program.
Program Purpose
- The program aims to help reunite lost animals with their owners via microchip scanning.
Program Scope
- This policy applies to all Spring Fire Department personnel involved in station-level fire department operations, communications, and outreach.
Pet Microchip Program
- Spring Fire Department offers a community service for scanning pets for microchips.
- This service is typically available from 7 am to 9 pm or at the discretion of the company officer.
- Spring Fire personnel are required to read the instruction manual before using the Pet Microchip Reader.
- Pet Microchip Readers must be charged and checked once per shift.
- An animal must be leashed or in a carrier when brought to the fire station.
- Scanning should be done outside by the rescuer's vehicle or in the foyer of the station.
- Photos of each scanned animal should be taken.
- A lost animal form should be filled out and submitted if an animal is not registered or the information is out of date.
- Spring Fire personnel should contact the SPCA animal ambulance if the animal appears injured or in distress.
Lost Animal Form
- The lost animal form is a crucial part of the Pet Microchip Program.
- This form should be filled out and submitted for every scanned lost animal.
- The form details the animal's information, including microchip number, physical description, and location where it was found.
- This form is immediately sent to the Communications and Outreach team.
- Spring Fire personnel will contact the rescuers and maintain a database on lost animals brought to fire stations.
Animal Handling and Documentation
- The animal's microchip number should be searched on the AAHA microchip search page to locate the manufacturer's toll-free number.
- Spring Fire personnel should assist the rescuer in calling the microchip manufacturer to report the lost animal and obtain any available registry information about the owner, including name, physical address, email, and phone number.
- If a microchip number is not found, a 0 should be entered in the microchip number field and the lost animal form submitted.
- Lost animals leave the fire station with the rescuer and cannot stay at the station.
- Photos and the prior printed forms are no longer accepted.
Pet Microchip Program
- The Spring Fire Department offers a community service, scanning for pet microchips, from 0700 to 2100, or at the company officer's discretion.
- All Spring Fire Department personnel are required to read the instruction manual for the Pet Microchip Reader before use, and perform a daily charge and check.
- When a rescuer brings an animal to a Spring Fire Department station, the animal must be leashed or in a carrier.
- Scanning should be conducted outside, by the rescuer's vehicle or inside the station's foyer.
- Photographs of each scanned animal should be taken.
- The AAHA microchip search page, accessible via a QR code on the device, should be used to search for the manufacturer's toll-free number if a microchip number is found.
- The manufacturer's toll-free number can be used to report a lost animal and obtain registry information, if available.
- If the animal isn't registered, or information is outdated, a lost animal form should be completed and submitted.
- Lost animals are documented through the lost animal form, and cannot stay at fire stations.
- If an animal appears injured or distressed, contact the SPCA for an animal ambulance.
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This quiz covers the essential procedures and guidelines for the Spring Fire Department's Pet Microchip Program. Test your knowledge on how to properly scan, report, and manage lost animals when using the pet microchip readers. Learn about the responsibilities of the personnel and the best practices for dealing with microchipped pets.