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about us a message from bruce widget & gizmos story uk microchip databases #scanme help us to spread the word microchip info halo microchip scanner microchipping alliance uk microchip databases #scanme vets who scan our supporters our celeb supporters stolen & missing pets alliance news if your dog or cat is microchipped you need to read on as the vets get scanning / uk get scanning appeal affects you! a microchip is useless to a stolen or missing pet, unless the uk and vets get scanning and the microchipping system is completely updated! we know there are so many loopholes in the present system because we learnt the hard way when in may 2006 our microchipped dogs were stolen! we were advised by doglost that the dogs would probably be sold on quickly, we thought this was good news as once the new owners went to the vet with our dogs they would be scanned and the microchip database registration would be checked and the dogs would be returned to us but that is not what happens and why we started this appeal to ‘get vets scanning’ in 2006. we want all vet practices to scan and check microchip registration on all new dogs and cats on their first appointment to make sure pet and owner match #scanme #checkthatchip. our aim is to see all vets acknowledging and implementing as a ‘code of practice’ the scanning and checking of microchips in practices up and down the country. scanning and checking microchips will reunite missing and stolen pets that have been sold on or kept by a finder. scanning and checking chips will also help pet owners with updating their contact details. vets can play a major role in helping missing pets find their way back home. update: the bva have included scanning microchips of all new registering pets with an owner but as ‘best practice’. this is not a directive and leaves vets with the option not to scan and check microchips if they don’t want too. click here to read:- bva microchip scanning databases we want a directive as a ‘code of practice’ from rcvs, bvasa and bva, to ensure scanning and checking of microchips is performed by all vet practices, to make sure pet and owner match as a standard procedure by all. this is the only way stolen pets that have been sold on to unsuspecting new owners or kept found pets will be found. a big thank you to the 70,800 pet owners who signed the #scanme petition for compulsory microchip scanning we couldn’t have got to this point without your support and the support of the vets who do scan. defra’s response was extremely disappointing:- the government does not consider it necessary to require everyone who comes into contact with a dog to scan it in order to check compliance with the microchipping requirements or to establish whether the dog is lost or stolen. although there has been a steady campaign to require vets to scan microchips when dogs are first presented with to them, the compulsory scanning of microchips by vets is not supported by the veterinary profession or the mainstream animal welfare charities and on that basis it has not been made a requirement in the microchipping of dogs (england) regulations 2015. in view of this clear advice we do not intend to change the current position on scanning to make it compulsory for vets to scan microchips. department for environment, food and rural affairs why do we microchip our pets?????? the facts about microchips. is a microchip proof of ownership? no do all vets scan pets with owners and check registration? no do all rescues scan and check registration before rehoming? no do all rescues cross check surrendered pets with microchip registration? no do all council pounds scan before seven day deadline? no do all highway and byways scan deceased pets? no do all network rail agencies scan deceased pets? no do all exit ports from the uk scan pets leaving the uk? no please write or email your mp and talk to your vet, you may need to find your pet one day! message to finders of dogs:- finders does not mean keepers! failure to report a found or stray dog to the local dog warden, which is the law, could result in you being charged with ‘theft of an animal by finding’ and you can be fined up to £500. if you have recently bought, rescued or rehomed a dog or cat and you are not your pets first owner:- please take the pet to be scanned for a microchip, it might belong to someone else! the last pet theft census published by morethan insurance was in 2013 and states that:- official police data shows the equivalent of at least three cats and dogs were stolen every day last year. showing that 54% of owners never see their pets again. 52% are stolen from owner’s gardens. 19% are stolen in a house burglary. 16% are stolen from owner while on a walk. 7% are stolen while tied up outside a shop 5% are stolen from a car. please write or email your mp, it will make a difference we need your support:- http://findyourmp.parliament.uk/ call your microchip database and make sure your contact details are registered and up to date! there are 6 uk databases, petlog, anibase, petprotect, avid, smartchip and pet identity. please note petlog are the only database that share their microchip data for stolen/missing pets with europetnet.com and halo scannerangel.com if you have bought an imported puppy or have bought your pet into the uk from overseas, your pet’s microchip will not be registered on a uk database. if your pet is lost and found the microchip will show up as unregistered and after seven days in a rescue unclaimed your pet will be legally rehomed. check your microchip is registered in the uk:- http://www.check-a-chip.co.uk if a pet is found with an overseas microchip, check here:- https://www.europetnet.com if you don’t have the chip number, ask your vet to scan your dog/cat’s microchip! please help get the uk scanning for microchips, you may need your pet scanned one day ! this web page is managed by debbie matthews share: facebook twitter google+ linkedin tumblr reddit pinterest email recent posts fifi reunited after a year and a half but no mention about her microchip. landmark case sees kettering man prosecuted over dog microchipping but we can’t prosecute vets for not checking microchip registration! #scanme new children’s book about ‘puppy farming’ to help four organisations that help dogs let’s get ‘best practice’ for vets working for missing pets! letter to all vets in the uk our #pets mean more to us than our phones or bicycles. why doesn’t the law reflect this? 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