Working for you, CBS 8 found out how to check where your pet's microchip is registered and what to do if it is Save This Life ...

Save This Life, a major pet microchip registry, has shut down. Pet owners should check their registration and re-register ...

After national pet microchip and registration company Save This Life shut down, pet owners are being encouraged to reregister their pet’s microchip.

Local veterinarian organizations, such as animal shelters, clinics, and pet rescues, are urging pet owners to check your ...

After a microchip company abruptly shut down, animal shelters and related organizations have begun warning pet owners to ...

Hundreds of animal hospitals, grooming salons, veterinary clinics, rescue shelters and pet owners around the U.S. are ...

An important warning for pet owners, you’ll want to check your pet’s microchip information. A Texas-based company called ...

A Texas-based microchip company appears to have abruptly gone out of business and in doing so, has disconnected its pet owners’ data from registries.

But one company that provides these microchips, called "Save This Life," went out of business. That could cause no information to pop up when a pet is scanned. “There may not be a way to find their ...

A national pet microchip company used by pet owners across the country shut down without warning, leaving thousands of pets’ microchip information inaccessible.

The post said in part, "If your dog or cat has a microchip number that starts with 991 or 900164 then it could be a Save This Life microchip. Save This Life suddenly closed, and your pet may not ...

Microchips are helpful ways to keep track of your pets if they get lost. A microchip business shutdown led to vets recommending reregistration for pets. DETROIT (FOX 2) - Microchips are a safety ...