REAL LIFE PETLINK STORIES

Daddy’s Home, Fred!

Fred got out when his Daddy came home. I didn’t even know he was missing but then I got a…

Peek-A-Boo, Trixie? Where Are You Hiding?

Trixie is a Miniature Pinscher but she’s very shy and timid. Every time we have a guest over she runs…

Charli Is Home

Charli escaped our back yard while we were out of town Sunday. We searched all night with the help of…

20 Minutes Later…

I am so thrilled with the PetLink service that reunited me with my Jack Russell named Holley. The yard-keepers ended…

Brotherly Love

I was so happy to hear from you PetLink ! We were out to dinner at a family get-together and…

Like Father, Like Pup

Toby was outside and snuck out under the fence. A nice young girl found him a few weeks later and…

Cooper – A Dog With A Job

Cooper is a professional dog trained in Michigan to detect bed bugs which are a growing problem. His training makes…

Pepper’s Perils

My brother was out walking my Foxhound, Pepper. He took her off the leash so she could ford a short…

Thank You Sacramento Animal Hospital!

After a long, trying day and night by himself, Taz , our Rottweiler, was rescued by Melissa at the Sacramento…

Getting Out The Garage

My four-year-old son went to get his wheeler out the garage and Athena got out. The dogcatcher brought her back…

Next Stop, Japan!

My husband and I are going to move to Japan and Harley’s going to come with us. We are busy…

Dozer’s Home So Quick!

We have an invisible fence and one day I came home to see that Dozer must have slipped his collar….

Share Your Reunification Story Today! 

PetLink is happy to share reunification stories from members who have used our services to be reunited with their pets.  Visit PetLink’s “Together Again!” page to read heartwarming success stories that members have shared, or create a post to share your own story! You must be a registered member to post a reunification story on PetLink.  

Benefits of Microchipping Your Pet 

Microchipping your pet has several benefits. Microchips are permanent – after they are implanted, your dog or cat will never need to have it removed or replaced. Microchips do not use any power source or connectivity, so they will always be able to be scanned under any conditions. Microchips are inexpensive and easy to implant into your pet by a veterinarian. The procedure is also swift and generally painless. 

Unfortunately, it is very common for a lost pet to be found without a name tag on their collar. This often leads to pets being placed in shelters, hoping their owner will find them. Unlike tags and collars, microchips cannot fall out, break, get lost, etc. No matter what your pet does or where it goes, the microchip will stay safely implanted under its skin. When a pet has a microchip, it can be scanned by a veterinarian or animal shelter, regardless of the condition the pet is in. Microchips are the quickest and easiest way to identify lost animals and return them to their owners.

What Happens When Your Pet Has Been Found & Reported 

When a PetLink chip is scanned in a found pet, the owner gets notified immediately. To get in touch as quickly as possible, the registered owner will receive, texts, phone calls, and emails from PetLink right away. Once PetLink gets connected with the pet owner, arrangements can be made to return the pet safely back to its family.

Giving You Peace of Mind

We understand how important pets are to their owners– many consider their animals as members of their family. Naturally, pet owners worry about their pet’s safety and well-being. Microchipping your pet is one of the easiest and most essential steps you can take to keep your animal safe. 

PetLink significantly reduces the risk of permanently losing a pet, providing our members with peace of mind knowing we will assist in bringing their lost pets home. We encourage you to read our microchip success stories, which highlight how microchipping not only alleviates owners’ worries but also provides comfort to pets. A microchip registered at PetLink ensures lost pets are quickly reunited with their families, avoiding prolonged stress in shelters and offering great relief for both pets and their owners.