Our Miniature Pinscher, Colossus, was let out of our back yard while we were away on a trip with family for nine hours. We were notified that Colossus had been recovered after one and a half hours and were soon able to make contact with the individuals who had him, being finally reunited less than 24 hours later. Colossus’ chip had been included in a neutering package and I had actually thought to myself: ‘I would never normally buy this because I don’t think that people will bother to check for a chip, especially since we don’t keep a tag on him.’ As it turns out, chipping is more valuable and effective than I thought!
Our place in the country is a 2 acre plot (1.5 fenced acres) with rocky terrain and mid-morning on July... Read more
Deb ,
On July 26th our beautiful Husky/Corgi doggie, Marley, bolted out of the house when our daughter opened the front door.... Read more
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A phone call from five states away... Read more
Dorothy Norris,
A huge thanks to everyone who got Faith and I reunited. I turned my back and she just disappeared. I... Read more
Tim ,
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Sean Hayslett,
I received a call from a vet who was about 10 miles away from home today. They said that someone... Read more
Fritz Akerlund,
Emily is a 14 year old schnauzer who is hard of hearing and has dementia. She escaped from my dog... Read more
Stephanie Krumwiede,
My dog Scrappy has been missing for about a week. I truly believe that I would have never seen him... Read more
Kenneth Walker,
I adopted Kellogg in Texas around 2008. He was with me for four happy years. When an unexpected move to... Read more
Lucille Farmer,
Yesterday when my girlfriend was leaving and I went into the house Peanut disappeared. Looked through the woods calling for... Read more
Richard Chatfield,