The sudden closure of a microchip company leaves pet owners at risk, as unlinked chips could hinder reuniting with lost pets. Ensure your pet's chip is updated.

One of the country's largest microchip companies went down the tubes a year ago, and the company took its registry of owners ...

Texas-based pet microchip registry Save This Life abruptly shut down earlier this month, potentially leaving hundreds of thousands of pets unprotected. Microchipping is vital for protecting pets. Pets ...

HONOLULU (KHON2) — May is National Chip Your Pet Month. It’s a time to focus on a small step that makes a big difference: microchipping your pet. Every year, about 10 million pets are lost in the ...

Quick and easy. Get matched with a Pet Insurance partner. Microchipping is one of the best ways to ensure a lost pet finds its way home — but will pet insurance help cover the cost? While some ...

Pet microchips have evolved from simple identity registration to multi-functional smart implants. They now offer capabilities like temperature and activity monitoring, transmission of heart rate or ...

Louisville Metro Animal Services staff implant a microchip in a dog named Vesba on Sept. 23, 2025. Metro Council is considering a proposal that would require cats and dogs across Louisville be ...

Climbing temperatures can lead to more lost pets, but Ozaukee County residents feel safer knowing some first responders have ...

“Microchipping is one of the greatest tools that we have in order to be able to make sure that your pets if they get out or end up in your neighborhood somewhere or one of your neighbors finds them it ...

What would you do if your pet became lost? Fences, collars and leashes can fail. Doors and gates can accidently be left open. Pets can get scared or distracted and take off. Some pets like to explore.

OSCEOLA COUNTY, Fla. – Today, I’m excited to welcome Osceola County Commissioner Peggy Choudhry to join me for a live interview as we discuss an incredible opportunity for pet owners in the community.

In late March, David Jensen installed the first 907Chip station outside of Anchorage Veterinary Clinic and Urgent Care. This station allows people to scan the microchips implanted in dogs or cats and ...