They looked like they'd been parent and child forever.
Two people waiting their turn in the waiting room.
He definitely has the face shown below.
But Lily couldn't wait any longer once she saw the teacher.
The nurses say that Lily is one of the few who is happy to go into the treatment room.
Now, as part of her preparations for traveling to the Philippines again, Lily needs to have her microchip scanned before receiving her rabies vaccination.
This is Lilly's microchip ID.
The injection itself is over in an instant.
Lily was a good girl; she wasn't scared or barking.
But, as expected, after the injection was over, she snuggled up to her mom.
This is 'Rabies vaccination certificate', which you will be asked to submit to the animal quarantine station when entering or leaving the country, for two entries (two years).
In reality, you will be asked to submit the original.
The next step is a blood test, but I've decided to wait until my departure date to the Philippines is finalized.
By the way, you can order the paper by calling 'Livestock and Biological Chemistry Safety Research Institute (a public interest incorporated foundation)'.
Phone 042-762-2775