Animal Tracker registration for dogs
If the pet has a collar tag with owner information, please contact them directly. If not then you can take the animal to your nearest Vet, Rescue Shelter or Local Authority who will scan the animal to check if it is microchipped. If it is microchipped then they will contact the registered keeper through the relevant database.
If the animal is injured please take it to your local vets.
If you have access to a scanner (available for sale from www.peddymark.com) and locate a microchip then you can enter the number in the look up tool below. If the animal is not registered on Animal Tracker it will refer you to the database it is registered to and then you can contact them.
If it is an animal registered on Animal Tracker then, depending on the privacy details selected, the registered keeper's contact details may be displayed. You can contact them directly, or if you cannot reach the keeper, please call Animal Tracker's 24/7, 365 lost and found number on 01279 219777.
If you have an authorised account with Animal Tracker, please click here to login to view animal and keeper details that we hold, rather than using the look up tool below.
If you have a microchip number and would like to lookup a record, please enter the microchip number below.
For dogs:
By law, you can’t keep a stray dog and should contact the dog warden for your local authority. Click here to report a stray dog
For cats:
Unlike dogs, there is currently no legislation obliging local authorities to deal with stray cats.
You can ask your neighbours if their cat is missing and contact Vets and Welfare organisations to report the animal as found.
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