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Identification is a Matter of Life and Death.

Home Again Companion Animal Retrieval System It's a grim fact of life: any pet can escape and become lost. Unfortunately, some are even stolen. Sadly, millions of lost and stolen pets never return home--ending up being put to sleep if they aren't identified or adopted.

HomeAgain Is Your Pet's Best Chance
HomeAgain is an advanced pet-recovery system that could save your dogs and cats from being lost forever. A tiny, easily injected microchip identifies your pets for life, plus a nationwide recovery program speeds your lost pet's return. Already, HomeAgain has reunited hundreds of owners and pets. Currently, the number of dogs and cats chipped and enrolled in the national database is more than 50,000 and growing. Enrollment in the database is available to all dogs and cats, regardless of breed.

The Way It Works is Simple
Permanent identification comes from a tiny microchip that's quickly and safely injected into your pet by a veterinairain. The microchip has a unique identification code that can be read with a hand-held scanner (like the hand-held scanners used in grocery stores).

A rapidly growing network of more than 12,000 HomeAgain scanners has been placed with animal shelters and veterinarians nationwide. When your lost pet is found and brought to a shelter or veterinarian's office. . .

  • a scanners read the HomeAgain ID code
  • The ID code is called in to the national database, available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, through an 800 number
  • You are contacted immediately and every possible step is taken to reunite you and your pet.

Onetime Enrollment, Lifelong Security
Once your pet gets the HomeAgain microchip, all you have to do is pay a low, onetime enrollment fee of $9 to ensure lifetime enrollment in the recovery program's national database. You also will be given a HomeAgain collar tag with your pet's unique ID code and the database 800 number.

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