AND SHELTERS ON OUR WEBSITE, KMBC.COM. WITH THE INTENSE COLD, IT IS MORE CRITICAL THAN EVER TO KEEP AN EYE ON OUR PETS. BUT WHAT HAPPENS IF A PET GETS LOOSE? KMBC9 JAMIE WEISS FOUND A NEW WAY HELPING ...

Those who find a loose dog now have another option to try to reunite the pooch with its family. Last week, volunteer-based organization I Paw’d It Forward launched its first of 10 planned microchip ...

If you have lost or found a pet, the Medina Police can help with its microchip scanner. Pets with a microchip can be scanned to identify a registration number and owner information. Microchips are ...

The City of Waco has converted a former newspaper vending machine into a station where residents can scan lost pets for ...

The Beaumont City Council has approved the installation of a microchip scanner for pets at Rogers Park. The project was led by Isaak Simoneaux of Troop 221, who is seeking Eagle Scout status. With the ...

COLLEGE PARK, Md. (DC News Now) — College Park Animal Control is making it easier for lost pets to reunite with their owners. On Wednesday, the City of College Park said two pet microchip scanning ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Young Williams Animal Center has partnered with the Knoxville Fire Department to install ...

JAMES ISLAND — People who find wandering pets now will have an easier and more direct way to return the animal to their owner. Pet Helpers launched their first pet microchip scanning station at James ...

BERKELEY COUNTY, S.C. (WCSC) - Berkeley County will be spending $15,000 to place microchip scanner stations across the county, allowing community members to be part of the solution to lost pets while ...

County officials say the public scanning stations are the first of their kind in metro Detroit, designed to reduce shelter intake and speed up pet reunification ...

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