As Frazzle's second birthday was approaching, she unfortunately went missing from her keeper's home in Derby. Five years later, Frazzle's keepers received an email from a vet. Frazzle had been handed in from an area not too far from where she went missing. Given the amount of time, the call came as a great shock, but the keepers were very happy to be reunited with their cat. Read more about Frazzle story at: petlog.org.uk/frazzlestory
Toulouse went missing from his keeper's home in Nottingham at the start of last year. For 2 months, someone had been trying to catch him, and when they finally did, they took him straight to the vet to get him scanned for a chip. Fortunately Toulouse was reunited with his keeper, thanks to his microchip. Read Toulouse's story: www.petlog.org.uk/toulousestory
Just before Tiny Cat's 2nd birthday, he was unfortunately separated from his keepers which left them extremely worried. When Tiny Cat was handed in, the vet scanned his microchip, which enabled him to be reunited with his keepers. Relieved, they believe the reunification wouldn't have been possible without his microchip. Read Tiny Cat's story: www.petlog.org.uk/tinycatstory
Have you updated your details? When Ambrose recently went missing, his keeper luckily realised that his details were out of date. Thankfully, Ambrose is now safe and sound back home after his outdoor adventure. Read his story at: www.petlog.org.uk/ambrosestory
Dejzi, a dog from Northampton was stolen from their keepers' garden. Luckily someone found Dejzi and took her to the vet. Once there, her microchip was scanned, and the contact details for her keepers were used to facilitate her return. Read more about Dejzi story: petlog.org.uk/dejzistory
Ever felt that moment of panic when you let your cat out and they don’t return back? That's how Rupert's keepers felt recently. Thankfully Rupert eventually returned home on his own, but at least his details were up to date, just in case he'd been found. Read Rupert's story: petlog.org.uk/rupertstory
Early one morning, Tilly became separated from her sister after being let out at the usual time. With her details up to date, and after a month of searching, including regularly sharing across various platforms, Tilly was reunited with her keeper. Read Tilly's story: petlog.org.uk/tillystory
Olly is a creature of habit and always stays in the same territory. However, on one particular day, he managed to get himself lost. Olly had a Petlog microchip and consequently, all vets in a 30-mile radius were contacted when he was flagged as missing on our database. Read more about Olly story: petlog.org.uk/ollystory
Chubbs was taken from his home in Dorset back in 2011. The microchip implanted in Chubbs allowed the vet to get in contact with the keeper so he could be returned. Despite the distances involved, the microchip made reunification an effortless process, allowing Chubbs to return to his family home. Read more at: petlog.org.uk/chubbsstory.
When a beloved pet goes missing, it can be a distressing time. This was the case for Peri's keepers. Despite the distress the keepers were experiencing, they felt reassured that Peri had been microchipped. Is your cat microchipped? Are their details up to date? Make sure to check today! Read more about Peri story at: petlog.org.uk/peristory.
Holly's keepers described how they were left devastated by the realisation that their cat had gone missing. After the stressful experience, the keepers advise others to ensure microchip details are kept up to date, knock on doors of the local area, make use of leaflets and to never give up looking. Read more of Holly's story at: petlog.org.uk/hollystory.
Are you prepared for fireworks night? Read our top tips at petlog.org.uk/fireworks.
Despite having cat-protective fencing, Yeogi managed to find his way out of his keeper’s home via an open window. If you want to prevent the heartache, make sure your cat is microchipped and details up to date so if found you can be reunited. Read more about Yeogi story at: petlog.org.uk/yeogistory.
With Christmas just around the corner, here are some top tips to keep your pets safe. For more information at: petlog.org.uk/christmasdangers
Keeping your pet safe is always a priority, but it can be a particular worry at this time of year. These are our tips on how to keep your pet safe on Fireworks Night
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