25/02/2025
Please read this important update on Homesafe microchips. If you are unsure what your dog or catโs chip number is, please call us on 93853577 or email us at [email protected]
Earlier this week we advised pet owners who have microchips registered with HomeSafe ID that they should act immediately to register their pet with a new database.
Global Micro Animal Registry is offering free re-registration to affected pet owners - https://www.globalmicro.com.au/homesafe-re-registration/
It appears HomeSafe ID are closing their website, which means you, the ranger and vet will no longer have access to your pet's information if needed.
Further advice for impacted consumers:
๐ถReview the certificate you received when your pet was first registered, as this will display the microchip registration number and which database they are registered in.
๐ถ If you're unsure - search petaddress.com.au using the microchip number to check which database they are registered in.
๐ฑ If you're unable to find the certificate - visit your local vet, who will be able to scan your animal and provide you with the microchip number and advise you of the database holding those details.
๐ฑ If the pet is registered with HomeSafe ID or Pet Electronic Tags (P.E.T.S) Pty Ltd, the microchip will need to be registered again with a new registration service.
๐ฑ People with rescue pets are particularly encouraged to check who they are registered with.