The Harlingen Animal Shelter is hosting an event for local pet owners. A microchip clinic is scheduled to take place on a Saturday. The clinic will be held at the shelter, which is located on Markowsky Avenue.
Pet owners can get their pets microchipped at this event. Further details about the clinic, including the cost and what attendees need to bring, are available from the source. The cost is $10 for microchipping services.
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