A microchip serves as a permanent form of identification for your dog. It is a tiny electronic device approximately the size of a grain of rice. Your vet implants it under your dog’s skin. The ...

A microchip is a permanent form of pet ID that can’t fall off or wear out—and helps reunite lost pets with their families. Registration is key: without updated contact info in the registry, the chip ...

You know that if a cat or dog is part of your family, the best preventive step to take to avoid becoming separated is to make sure your pet is microchipped. A collar with your name and number is also ...

Readers ask questions about dog intelligence and microchipping. If you have a question for "Ask the Shelter," email Jennifer ...

Halloween can be a stressful time for dogs, which is why it’s important to start preparing in advance. The constant ringing ...

A microchip could save your pet's life, but not if it doesn't work properly. When a lost pet with a microchip ends up at a shelter, staff can scan it to find out who the owner is and get in touch. If ...