Save This Life was removed from the American Animal Hospital Association's lookup tool after it was notified about search issues with the microchip company, Chief Value Officer Keith Chamberlain said.

Save This Life is one of more than 40 pet microchip companies in the U.S. The company is listed as "inactive." Here's how to protect your pet.

It’s unclear how many pets nationwide have Save This Life chips. While there are larger companies in the pet-chip business, Save This Life had been around long enough for “tens of thousands ...

A microchip could save your pet's life, but not if it doesn't work properly. When a lost pet with a microchip ends up at a shelter, staff can scan it to find out who the owner is and get in touch.

Pet owners with Save This Life microchips need to register their pet's information with a new company. Several companies, including BuddyID, are offering free or discounted registration to those ...

Save This Life microchip numbers starts with either 991 or 900164, according to the company’s website. Other companies may also have the same prefix.

The sudden closure of a pet microchip company left thousands of animals unregistered, but there are steps you can take to keep your pets safe in case they stray from home.

If it's not from Save This Life, no action is needed. If it is, veterinarians urge pet owners to re-register the chip with another database — FreePetChipRegistry.com will do it for free.

Save This Life was removed from the American Animal Hospital Association's lookup tool after it was notified about search issues with the microchip company, Chief Value Officer Keith Chamberlain said.

Save This Life unexpectedly shut down in February, leaving pet owners in the dark. Major pet microchip company unexpectedly shuts down; experts say act fast WITH WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOUR PET AND ...

Save This Life is a Texas-based company, but their microchips are used nationally. The company shut down on Jan. 24, along with its database. Lisa Colina, with Cincinnati Animal CARE, ...

Laura Engert wrote on Save This Life's Instagram post. "The website still states support is available 24/7 yet there is no way to speak to anyone or report a pet found through your website." ...