Pet owners could be at risk after a microchip company closed its doors Save This Life Microchip abruptly went out of business ...

A pet microchip company that abruptly shut its doors leaves many pet owners without a way to find their furry friends if they ...

The company went inactive on Tuesday, according to tax records, and calls to its phone number went to an out of service ...

The microchip from Save This Life will keep the unique ID number for your animal, but if your contact information is gone, it ...

A national animal microchip company recently closed its doors, which has left some Texarkana pets with ineffective ...

Pet-chip maker Save This Life has stopped responding to entreaties even as its data has disappeared, according to animal ...

That information about the pet's owner and contact information has to be registered by owners. "The microchip does not have a battery — it is activated by a scanner that is passed over the area ...

Many pet owners say they don't know who owns the microchip company for their four-legged friend. But after the microchip company SaveThisLife closed its doors, many pet owners say they're double ...

Across the United States, 26 percent of dogs had implanted microchips in 2010 compared to 17 percent in 2009, according to an annual survey of pet owners by American Pet Products Association.