What Minnesotans should know after pet microchip registry abruptly closes
The American Animal Hospital Association says the microchip registry of Save This Life abruptly closed and their database is gone.
Local animal shelters urge pet owners to register again after microchip information lost
Animal shelters and veterinarians use those microchips to reunite lost pets with their owners. Whenever an animal comes in as a stray, Cincinnati Animal CARE checks to see if it's microchipped. Owner information is linked to the chip number.
How to register your pet's microchip amid Save This Life shutdown
According to the AAHA, pet owners who had this service should get their pets scanned at their vet. When that's done, the number can be used on the AAHA microchip registry lookup tool. The following social media post has been making the rounds suggesting these QR codes will take you to different websites where you can re-register your pet's chip.
Animal owners worry about pet welfare after microchip company closes
Pet microchips help reunite lost animals with their owners. A Texas company suddenly closed, leaving pet owners worried about their pet's welfare.
After microchip company ceases operations, pet owners urged to re-register
Animal shelters, rescues, and veterinarian clinics around the U.S. are posting on social media telling pet owners to check their four-legged friends' microchips after learning a major microchip company is no longer providing services.
Microchip company goes dark: Do you need to re-register your pet?
After a microchip company abruptly shut down, animal shelters and related organizations have begun warning pet owners to re-register their animals with a different service.
With pet microchip company's closure, here's how to ensure your pet's chip is up to date
Microchips, about the size of a grain of rice, are radio frequency identification devices implanted in dogs and cats. The chips can be scanned at any animal shelter, vet clinic or police station.
Pet microchip company shuts down, leaving some animals' chips useless
Save This Life microchip company shut down suddenly. Pet owners should re-register their pet's chips as soon as possible to restore information.
Texas-based pet microchip company closed, potentially affecting millions of pets
A Texas-based pet microchip company has ceased operations, according to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts website.
What San Antonio pet owners should know about the closure of microchip company Save This Life
SAN ANTONIO — The reported closure of Austin-based pet microchipping company Save This Life means it's as important as ever for owners to know who their dog or cat is registered through and what actions they might have to take. Otherwise, it would be harder to reunite with lost pets.
Pet microchipping company shuts down, leaving thousands of pet’s microchips unregistered
Save This Life, a pet microchipping company based in Texas, has stopped operations. According to several reports, the business is permanently closed.
Microchip company ceases operations, pet owners urged to re-register
Animal shelters, rescues, and veterinarian clinics around the U.S. are posting on social media telling pet owners to check ...
How to check your pet's microchip details after 'national oversight' puts thousands in danger
Pet owners across Australia are being urged to check their pet's microchip number and find out if they are affected by the ...