A milestone project in our progressing collaboration with the AFP K9 Corps
A milestone project in our progressing collaboration with the AFP K9 Corps, held at Camp Servillano Aquino, Tarlac, the headquarters of the AFP K9 Corps.
During this engagement, we donated Pet iChip units for K9 identification, monitoring, and health record support, including the THERMO Pet iChip, a temperature-sensing microchip that provides real-time body temperature data for improved health monitoring of working dogs. We also donated various MyPETS products to support the health and wellness of their K9s.
This milestone also marks the continued advancement of collaborative projects now being explored, including a shared training facility, DNA-based breeding precision, and the standardization and propagation of the Philippine Forest Dog.
An important step forward in strengthening working dog capability in the Philippines.
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