Northland Girl Scouts create microchip scanning station to help lost pets
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Two Girl Scouts, Lexi and Effy, built Northland's first 24/7 microchip scanning station outside the Northland Animal Welfare Society Clinic using an old newspaper dispenser fitted with a scanner and QR code linking to a pet search website.
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