Here’s you might want to check your pet’s microchip
Microchips can be a lifeline for lost pets. The tiny, rice-sized identification devices are implanted under the skin to help ...
Your pet’s microchip may be inactive, and you may not know it
One of the ways to identify a lost pet is to scan for a microchip. That information should have the owners’ contact information, but what happens if the owners move or the microchip company goes out ...
Thousands of Australian pets may soon have 'useless' microchips—it's a symptom of a bigger problem
Late last year, rumors swirled online that HomeSafeID, a private Australian pet microchip registry, had stopped operating.
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'Severely' emaciated French Bulldog found in North Charleston with mysterious microchip
A "severely emaciated" French Bulldog was rescued in North Charleston on Feb. 3. The Charleston Animal Society is asking the ...
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National microchip company 'Save this Life' goes dark, local animal hospitals and rescues respond
A national pet microchip company used by pet owners across the country shut down without warning, leaving thousands of pets’ microchip information inaccessible.
Council Bluffs animal rescue hosts low-cost vaccination, microchip clinic
Solas Rescue hosted its annual low-cost vaccination and microchip clinic on Saturday. They've been doing the event for more ...