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About those lost pet signs. Being a town volunteer, I saw many of them left up for weeks. The heat and sun make it difficult to remove them after a while. Of course, when put on public signs such as “Stop” and “25 mph,” they are distracting and unattractive.

The beautiful town I lived in before – Coppell, Texas – did not allow them but everyone knew to just call the two vets in town or make sure they have collars and chips. Most were reunited, thank goodness. So was mine!

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Pet signs

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Beth Murphy

About those lost pet signs. Being a town volunteer, I saw many of them left up for weeks. The heat and sun make it difficult to remove them after a while. Of course, when put on public signs such as “Stop” and “25 mph,” they are distracting and unattractive.

The beautiful town I lived in before – Coppell, Texas – did not allow them but everyone knew to just call the two vets in town or make sure they have collars and chips. Most were reunited, thank goodness. So was mine!

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