Animal advocates are urging pet owners to verify their pets' microchip registration information, noting outdated records can prevent lost pets from being reunited with their families.

Pets with a Save This Life microchip no longer have information stored in a database. Pets do not need a new microchip to be covered. Instead, contacting another company with the microchip number is ...

Microchips in your dog or cat can be a lifesaver because they can reunite a lost pet with an owner. But the closure of one national pet microchip company has left many pet lovers worried after the ...

(Gray News) – A microchip company has abruptly gone out of business, affecting many pet owners. If your pet has a microchip from the company, called Save This Life, you are urged to re-register your ...

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A microchip is a permanent form of pet ID that can’t fall off or wear out—and helps reunite lost pets with their families. Registration is key: without updated contact info in the registry, the chip ...

Whenever Anne Arundel County firefighters encounter lost pets, they have a new tool to help reunite them with their owners as ...

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A new pet microchip scanner station is now available to the public at the Danville Police Department.