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 ...

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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 ...