Because the regulation of exotic animals is left to states, some organizations, including The Humane Society of the United ...

A Texas-based pet microchip company has ceased operations, according to the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts website.

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 owners were left scrambling after finding out a major microchip service abruptly closed, fearing their pets were left ...

Pet owners across the country are being urged to update their microchip registrations following the announcement that the "Save This ...

Save This Life unexpectedly shut down in February, leaving pet owners in the dark. For many pet owners, a microchip could be the only way to ensure your dog or cat returns home if it's lost, but ...

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Joe Millitzer and Tim Ezell talk about some of the trending stories on FOX2Now.com Microchip company goes dark: Do you need to re-register your pet? • Save This Life shut down, leaving pet microchips ...

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 ...

It’s very surprising and shocking that a microchipping company would go out of business with no notice and without doing ...

The company "Save This Life", a microchip and pet recovery network, discontinued its services and unlinked its registrations.