Pets with a Save This Life microchip no longer have information stored in a database. Pets do not need a new microchip to be covered. Instead, contacting another company with the microchip number is ...

A new Hampton Roads nonprofit is making it possible to reunite lost pets with owners even after local shelters close for ...

It's now common for pet owners to insert a tiny microchip under their pets' skin to help identify lost pets. But conflicting equipment and practices between the major scanning companies has prevented ...

A new electronic monitoring system from BioMedic Data Systems Inc., of Maywood, N.J., can make the identification of animals throughout the course of an experiment as easy as reading the bar codes on ...

Individual identification is important for both laboratory and pet birds. This column gives instructions for placement of microchips in birds and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of this ...

Join NBC 5 as we celebrate National Pet ID Week with our local animal shelters from our Clear the Shelters campaign. On Saturday, April 23, our local shelters will offer free microchip clinics in the ...

Candy and Tony Abercrombie trusted that they had done a good thing to protect their pets. Every one of their four dogs had a microchip implanted so that they could be easily identified if they were ...

When a cat or dog is adopted from a shelter or rescue organization, it is standard practice to microchip these fur babies. If the animal ever escapes, contact information is on file to help reunite ...