Beaumont City Council approved a public pet microchip scanner at Rogers Park to help residents identify found pets after hours.

Tracy Magro from Chesapeake Humane Society and Megan Baker from the Reunite Tonight Project discuss their partnership to bring a pet microchip scanner to Chesapeake for use by the public.

A scout from Beaumont's Troop 221 has proposed installing a microchip scanner at Rogers Park to help identify lost pets as ...

Boy Scouts propose a 24/7 pet microchip scanner at Rogers Park, giving Beaumont residents a faster, easier way to reunite ...

New Kent Sheriff's Office Animal Protection announced that it has a new microchip scanning station, which is open to the ...

Thanks to the generous efforts of SPCA volunteer Susan Birt and her coworkers from Union Agener, who chose to spend their ...

The exercise will record key details such as age, sex, colour, location , vaccination status, and the NGO responsible for immunisation, they added. An official told PTI that the exercise will begin ...

An Albuquerque woman was reunited last week with her dog that had gone missing for more than a year. The emaciated and ...

India, April 11 -- The Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) is set to roll out a citywide drive for microchipping and mass ...

A certificate-based, tamper-proof system can stifle growing grey-market and counterfeit problems. But it requires investment ...

Footage showing the aftermath of a strike on the Kremniy El plant in Bryansk from a month ago was published by the Atesh ...

Artemis 2 wake-up songs are mission control's way of starting the crew's day off with positivity. Here's the Spotify playlist ...