 This little guy was found in Reynoldsburg, Ohio with an unregistered microchip. It was sent to microchip hunters, who were able to track the owner's information from 9 years ago from a vet facility. The owner said he got out of the yard, and was happy he was found. "My husband is on his way now to get him. He's 2 blocks away. Thank you so much for all your help." Camen's family thought the chip was registered and will be taking care of that right away!
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 King, a little Pomeranian was found in #Chicago #IL today. He had an ID tag on, but the number was not current. Microchip Hunters was tagged on a found post and the finder Araceli messaged the tag information!
I came up with the owner's information but wasn't successful with the numbers I tried. I found some matching last names at some addresses and received a call back from an aunt who passed along the information. The owner called me back and said she was missing King - she thought he was stolen. She said her number on the ID tag was old! King was picked up - thank you Araceli for caring for him during your busy day! Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Hunters Microchip Help  Chicago Animal Control took this dog in, and he was wearing a rabies tag that was current. The vet that this tag was issued to tried to call the family but had no luck. CACC sent it to microchip hunters.
After getting owner information from the vet, I spent some time trying numbers to this owner. None were correct. After many attempts to family members, I finally reached the mom, who was looking for Chapo! Arrangements were made and Chapo went home yesterday! Welcome home Chapo! Jeanette Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Help Microchip Hunters  Thank you David for taking care of Benji while Microchip Hunters worked on the microchip! Microchip Hunter Volunteer Amy W. spent a couple of days trying to reach this boy's family when the microchip had outdated contact information! There was no email attached to the microchip and the phone number was not current. Amy W. found a number for the father who let Isabel know that Benji was found, and Isabel contacted David as soon as she got word! Benji's microchip is now updated and Benji is home! Found 5/11/2022 Reunited 5/14/2022 Welcome home Benji! Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Hunters Microchip Help  Home at Last! The found Pomeranian from #CrystalLake #IL is home safe and sound! Her name is Leila, and Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Hunters were able to reach Leila's family. They were worried sick about their 14 year old little girl and so happy that Kim was able to take her in! Thank you Kim for pampering Leila and sending her home with some goodies! She is a very loved little girl! Found 5/14/2022 Reunited 5/15/2022 Welcome home Leila!
 Microchip Hunters received this case when Chicago Animal Care and Control tried leaving a message and email for the family of Maximus! The submission stated "Found tied out at Rainbow Beach." I pulled up the owner information and filed a found report with Petlink as well, and then shared to our microchip hunter team for someone to work on. The next evening, I received a call from Maximus' family - she said she got a message that he was found! Her phone hasn't been working for a while, so she didn't receive a call, but got the email alert from Petlink! She said he went missing from the beach, and they were missing him! Maximus is home, and a new phone number was added to his microchip registration! Welcome home! Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Help Microchip Hunters  Bailey´s family was so happy to get a message that he was found! The phone number attached to the microchip was not current and the email bounced back when Chicago Animal Control tried to reach them. So glad they sent it in to Microchip Hunters!
Newest Microchip Hunter Lisa worked her first successful case, and found a number for a sister. Lisa got a call back with tears! Bailey is now home, and Microchip Hunters will be sure the contact information gets updated! Welcome home Bailey! Lost Dogs Illinois MIcrochip Hunters Microchip Help  Home at Last! The found dog from #Bridgeport #Chicago #IL is home safe and sound! Found and Reunited 5/5/2022.
Thank you to the finder for submitting the microchip to microchip hunters. Enzo was reunited after microchip hunters pulled up the owner's outdated information (also out of state address) and did some digging to find a current address near the found location. The finder was able to walk the dog home! Welcome home Enzo! The chip information will be updated too!  We always recommend that owners confirm with microchip companies that their information is entered correctly and is complete. Here is a great example of human error.
Mia went missing while her daughter was visiting in Chicago - they are from Lake County. She is microchipped but when Chicago Animal Care and Control tried to reach the family from the numbers on file, they were disconnected. There was not an address registered on the microchip either. Microchip Hunter Amy went to work trying to connect with the family. It was the weekend, so the vet that implanted the microchip was closed. It was in Lake County. Amy hadn´t heard back from anyone, and the vet received my message from the weekend and called me first thing Monday morning. When they provided me the phone number, I realized the 8 was entered as a 0, and the family answered the phone. They were looking for Mia and made arrangements right away to pick her up. They needed to get the money together, so Lost Dogs Illinois offered to pay the fee to speed up the reclaim process! Miaś family told me they couldn´t wait to get her home, and the kids were really missing her. Mia went home yesterday, and is now spayed. The family will be updating the contact information too with the chip company.The vet had registered it originally. Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Help Microchip Hunters  Blue´s family was so relieved and happy to hear she was picked up and taken to CACC. There was a break-in where she was staying and they didn´t know where she was. The information on her microchip was outdated, but Chicago Animal Care and Control sent it to microchip hunters, and Amy D. was able to find an email for the family and sent her the information to reclaim Blue! She was so happy and relieved to get the good news!
Blue is now spayed and home, and Microchip Hunters will assist with updating the chip! Welcome home Blue! Lost Dogs Illinois Microchip Hunters Microchip Help |
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