American Institute on 

Domestic Violence 

Protected Pet ID

America’s First Easy-to-Use Identification Program for Pets !

Computerized identification for your pet that fills the gap between when a pet goes missing and when it is found to be scanned for a microchip!  

If your pet is lost or stolen, will you be prepared?  

Our new Protected Pet ID computerized program allows you to save and continually update the following information about your pet on your home computer:

    Pet Name, Nicknames & Address

    Photographs...2 pictures of pet:  front view & side profile

    Physical Description...markings, eye color, birthmarks

    Pet Behaviors…loves children, favorite toys, hates water

    Unusual Characteristics…fears, chews on left foot, sighs

    Medical History...allergies, heart problem, dysplasia, deaf

    Medications…insulin, prescription medicines, heartworm pills

    Veterinarian Information…doctor & clinic address, phone

    Pedigree, Title & Bloodline…AKC registered name and #

    Owner Contact Information...where and how to contact you

    Create, print and EMAIL Missing Pet Posters!

    Make back-up copies for your vehicle & travels!  

Protected Pet ID allows you to create, print and EMAIL your Lost Pet Poster to the humane society, animal control office or Fire Department...to help you find your lost animal friend!

Natural Compliment to Microchips!

With the current trend toward micro-chipping pets for identification, it is clear that safety is important to pet guardians.  

Protected Pet ID is a natural compliment to microchips.  However, it is also superior to pet microchips for the following reasons:

1.       With the microchip, the animal obviously has to be present to scan for the chip, which is impossible when the pet is missing.  With our program, the pet’s information is already current, stored & ready to distribute the moment the pet disappears! Protected Pet ID fills the gap between when a pet goes missing and when it is found so it can be scanned!

2.      There are three different brands of microchips and each requires their own specific scanner.  If a pet is located and the shelter or vet has the “wrong” scanner, the chip will likely not be located. While there are some "universal" scanners that can read more than one chip, there is no scanner that can read ALL chips.

3.       Microchips have been known to migrate to different areas in a pet’s body where they may not be found.

In contrast, Protected Pet ID allows the pet owner to become immediately involved in the recovery of their furry companion!  It also lets the owner keep the pet’s information current at home, rather than trying to remember to submit any new information about the pet to a microchip registry.

Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price:

Single Pet ID:  $9.95

Multiple Pet ID: $14.95

Multiple Pet ID holds up to 5 Pets!!

To order Protected Pet ID from your local sales rep, contact:

The corporate office at 505-973-2225 or email info@aidv-usa.com.

In Lake Havasu City, Arizona, contact Dee Madison at Canine Cupboard, 2935 Maricopa Avenue 928-505-5686 or email  ladycook@citlink.net. 

In Montana, contact Connie Widell or Tim Pettapiece at 460-868-9991 or email SKIPofMontana@yahoo.com.

In Washington, contact Suzy Sickles at 360-349-1812 or email SKIPofWashington@yahoo.com. 

Multi-State Representatives Cey ('Jay') Turkell at 360-388-0414 or Kathy Turkell at 360-388-0404 or email dipity@hughes.net.  

In Wisconsin, contact John Robins-Wells at 414-434-4775 or email info@wcmckids.org

Just as with our SKIP Safe Kids Identification Program, our Protected Pet ID Program was borne out of our work with women in domestic violence shelters.  Many victims refuse to leave their abusive relationship if they cannot take their pet with them, fearful of what the abuser will do to the pet for retribution.  

There is a clear established link between domestic violence and animal cruelty.  The Humane Society of the United States offers an educational program to the public addressing this unfortunate correlation.  It is called the First Strike Program and can be found online at http://www.hsus.org. 

Hi!  My name is Parker.  

Along with my parents, I am a member of the Pet Partners of Lake Havasu City, Arizona.  As volunteers, we share the unconditional love of pets with the community.  We visit hospital, nursing homes, schools and other facilities.

I give and receive "grrr-eat" joy to all the folks we see.  Want to join us and make a "pawsitive" impact on your community?  

For more information:  928-453-8190.

Need a Fundraiser?

Protected Pet ID also offers a great fundraiser for nonprofit organizations involved in animal welfare & safety, such as humane societies, shelters, rescue groups and kennel clubs.  

Our Fundraiser Manual outlines the 'Nut-n-Bolts' and is available free of charge to animal welfare organizations.  

Click here to request the Manual.  There is no obligation, of course!

Current Protected Pet ID Fundraisers:

Arizona Basset Hound Rescue

P.O. Box 3056

Gilbert, AZ.  85299

(602) 225-7800

Western Arizona Humane Society

1100 Empire Drive

Lake Havasu City, AZ 86404

(928) 855-5083

Website:  http://havasuhumane.org 

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