Beaumont Animal Care checking microchips for free this week

Meagan Ellsworth, Staff writer

Aug. 13, 2021Updated: Aug. 13, 2021 9:18 p.m.

Shelter worker Viviana Lopez looks on as Irmalyn Thomas gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter, as she adopts him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 1of54Shelter worker Viviana Lopez looks on as Irmalyn Thomas gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter, as she adopts him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The EnterpriseKim Brent / The Enterprise

Irmalyn Thomas gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter, as she adopts him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 2of54Irmalyn Thomas gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter, as she adopts him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The EnterpriseKim Brent / The Enterprise

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Irmalyn Thomas (left) gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter, as she adopts him Thursday with the help of friend Jessica Daye. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 8of54

Irmalyn Thomas (left) gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter, as she adopts him Thursday with the help of friend Jessica Daye. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Jessica Daye (left) and friend Irmalyn Thomas get to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter, as Thomas adopts him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 11of54

Jessica Daye (left) and friend Irmalyn Thomas get to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter, as Thomas adopts him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Irmalyn Thomas greets Mickey Rooney, held by friend Jessica Daye, as she arrives at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter to adopt him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 13of54

Irmalyn Thomas greets Mickey Rooney, held by friend Jessica Daye, as she arrives at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter to adopt him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Beaumont Animal Care's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the loby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 14of54

Beaumont Animal Care’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the loby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Shelter worker Faith Herman looks on as Jessica Daye gets some love from Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter. Daye was first to arrive before her friend Irmalyn Thomas, who adopted him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 20of54

Shelter worker Faith Herman looks on as Jessica Daye gets some love from Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter. Daye was first to arrive before her friend Irmalyn Thomas, who adopted him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Viviana Lopez (left) looks on as Irmalyn Thomas (left) gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter, as she adopts him Thursday with the help of friend Jessica Daye. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 23of54

Viviana Lopez (left) looks on as Irmalyn Thomas (left) gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter, as she adopts him Thursday with the help of friend Jessica Daye. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Jessica Daye greets Mickey Rooney, held by shelter worker Faith Herman, as she waits for her friend Irmalyn Thomas to arrive and adopt him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 34of54

Jessica Daye greets Mickey Rooney, held by shelter worker Faith Herman, as she waits for her friend Irmalyn Thomas to arrive and adopt him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Irmalyn Thomas fills out paperwork with worker Faith Herman while adopting Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 40of54

Irmalyn Thomas fills out paperwork with worker Faith Herman while adopting Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Shelter worker Viviana Lopez hands Irmalyn Thomas Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter, as Thomas adopts him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 41of54

Shelter worker Viviana Lopez hands Irmalyn Thomas Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter, as Thomas adopts him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Jessica Daye cuddles with Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter. Daye was first to arrive before her friend Irmalyn Thomas, who adopted him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 43of54

Jessica Daye cuddles with Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter. Daye was first to arrive before her friend Irmalyn Thomas, who adopted him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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Jessica Daye looks on as friend Irmalyn Thomas gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter, as she adopts him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 46of54

Jessica Daye looks on as friend Irmalyn Thomas gets to know Mickey Rooney, the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter, as she adopts him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Irmalyn Thomas gets introduced to Mickey Rooney held by her friend Jessica Daye as Faith Herman looks on. Mickey was the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care's shelter, and Thomas adopted him Thursday. The city shelter's Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise — 47of54

Irmalyn Thomas gets introduced to Mickey Rooney held by her friend Jessica Daye as Faith Herman looks on. Mickey was the oldest dog at Beaumont Animal Care’s shelter, and Thomas adopted him Thursday. The city shelter’s Spring adoption special started Thursday and continues through Saturday. All animals can be adopted for a flat fee of $20.00, which includes a rabies shot and microchip if needed. Appointments are necessary for the adoption, as the lobby remains closed to the public, and all available animals are posted on their website. Photo made Thursday, March 18, 2021 Kim Brent/The Enterprise

Kim Brent/The Enterprise

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An adoptable dog from Beaumont Animal Care on display during Dogtoberfest on Saturday. Photo taken Saturday 10/13/18 Ryan Pelham/The Enterprise — 53of54An adoptable dog from Beaumont Animal Care on display during Dogtoberfest on Saturday.

Photo taken Saturday 10/13/18

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Beaumont Animal Care wants to check your pet’s microchips this week.

A news release from animal services said the department will be celebrating National Check The Chip day, which fell on Sunday, all this week.

“Microchips are the best way to ensure your lost pet gets back to you and it is vital that the information registered is accurate,” the release stated.

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For cats or dogs that are not already microchipped, Beaumont Animal Care will be chipping for $15. Walk-ins will be welcome from Tuesday to Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m..

Beaumont Animal Care is located at 1884 Pine St.

For more information regarding microchipping, call 409-838-3304 or message on the Facebook page “Beaumont Animal Care.”

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