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 ...

Having your dog microchipped is an integral part of responsible and loving care for your pet. Microchipped dogs who become separated from their human families and end up at shelters are more than ...

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 ...

According to recent studies, pet owners are more likely to be traumatized from losing a pet than from losing a job. Over the years, microchip identification has become a nationwide method of reuniting ...

Join NBC 5 as we celebrate National Pet ID Week with our local animal shelters from our Clear the Shelters campaign. On Saturday, April 23, our local shelters will offer free microchip clinics in the ...

When a cat or dog is adopted from a shelter or rescue organization, it is standard practice to microchip these fur babies. If the animal ever escapes, contact information is on file to help reunite ...