If you find a stray dog or cat and aren’t sure how to locate its owner, the Madera County Animal Shelter now offers a 24-hour ...

If your dog or cat is microchipped, you've more than doubled their chances of being returned home if they got lost. But what if the registry where data from your pet's chip is stored is no longer ...

Some celebrities love animals so much that they carry a microchip scanner if they encounter stray pets. Whenever a stray dog or cat crosses their path, they can easily scan the lost souls for a ...

The Oklahoma City Fire Department is teaming up with the Oklahoma City Animal Welfare to help bring lost pets home sooner.

Scan between the pet’s shoulder blades in a side-to-side “S” motion. If the scanner doesn’t detect a chip, rotate it 90 degrees and scan again between the pet's shoulder blades. Start at the pet’s ...

To use the device, users can scan across the entire dog or cat's body, starting from the head to the back. If a chip is detected, users can then scan a provided QR code. A nine to 15-digit microchip ...

Oklahoma City fire stations 25 and 30 are now equipped to scan stray animals for microchips, aiming to reunite lost pets with ...

Some pet owners are concerned about news that one microchip registry has abruptly shut down.Texas-based "Save This Life" has stopped operations, leaving thousands of animals unregistered.But there are ...

WALTON COUNTY, Fla. (WTVY) - Walton County Animal Services sees its fair share of lost pets. However, with a new feature, they are working hard to reunite lost pets with their owners. “We do get a lot ...

Driftless Humane Society and Lost Dogs of Wisconsin have found an innovative way to connect lost pets with their owners by installing a microchip scanner that is readily available for public use. “Our ...

GRAND HAVEN, Mich — Losing your pet is devastating. That's why a group of community members from Grand Haven geared up and purchased pet microchip scanners. Tonya Christiansen is the owner of We Love ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The city of Jeffersontown just made it easier to find lost pets. Mayor Carol Pike said she bought microchip scanners and distributed them to businesses throughout the city.