On July 20, BC SPCA Vancouver together with the BC SPCA Vancouver Hospital hosted a free microchip clinic, welcoming pet guardians from across the Lower Mainland. With the support from the BC Pet Registry, 46 pets received microchips and lifetime registration. The event also featured fun for the whole family
On July 20, BC SPCA Vancouver together with the BC SPCA Vancouver Hospital hosted a free microchip clinic, welcoming pet guardians from across the Lower Mainland. With the support from the BC Pet Registry, 46 pets received microchips and lifetime registration. The event also featured fun for the whole family
On July 12, 2025, the BC Pet Registry joined Friendly Paws Society at Sunset Beach in Vancouver for PawsFest. Over 100 families engaged with our
Table of Contents Coco’s Disappearance April first discovered five-pound Coco at a BC SPCA shelter and felt an instant bond that made adoption inevitable. A
Georgia the cat’s story is a touching example of how even a microchipped pet can stay lost if the chip isn’t registered. Found wandering downtown
In just two hours, the BC SPCA Kelowna and City Centre Veterinary Clinic teamed up to microchip ten pets, connect pet parents with vital resources, and strengthen community ties. Read how the BC Pet Registry makes microchipping accessible—and why it matters to Kelowna pet owners. Microchip Clinic in Kelowna Helps
Join the 10 for 10 Campaign — For Veterinary Clinics For 10 years, BC Pet Registry has proudly reunited lost pets with their people. Since 2015, we’ve helped safeguard hundreds of thousands of pets through lifetime microchip registration. We’re not just a registry — we’re the only non-profit microchip registry
In recent years, many Canadians have started making major moves. Some families are relocating for more affordable housing, others are responding to extreme weather events, and many are chasing new remote job opportunities in smaller communities. With more people moving between provinces, it’s easy to forget that pets need a
BC Pet Registry celebrates 10 years of reuniting pets with their people! Discover our reunion story callout, the 10 for 10 vet campaign, and upcoming microchip scanning events to support lifelong pet safety in British Columbia. BC Pet Registry’s 10-Year Anniversary: Reuniting Pets With Their People For 10 years, BC
In just two hours, the BC SPCA Kelowna and City Centre Veterinary Clinic teamed up to microchip ten pets, connect pet parents with vital resources, and strengthen community ties. Read how the BC Pet Registry makes microchipping accessible—and why it matters to Kelowna pet owners. Microchip Clinic in Kelowna Helps
Join the 10 for 10 Campaign — For Veterinary Clinics For 10 years, BC Pet Registry has proudly reunited lost pets with their people. Since 2015, we’ve helped safeguard hundreds of thousands of pets through lifetime microchip registration. We’re not just a registry — we’re the only non-profit microchip registry
In recent years, many Canadians have started making major moves. Some families are relocating for more affordable housing, others are responding to extreme weather events, and many are chasing new remote job opportunities in smaller communities. With more people moving between provinces, it’s easy to forget that pets need a
BC Pet Registry celebrates 10 years of reuniting pets with their people! Discover our reunion story callout, the 10 for 10 vet campaign, and upcoming microchip scanning events to support lifelong pet safety in British Columbia. BC Pet Registry’s 10-Year Anniversary: Reuniting Pets With Their People For 10 years, BC
All microchips registered with the BC Pet Registry are traceable internationally via the American Animal Hospital Association’s (AAHA) universal pet microchip lookup, petmicrochiplookup.org. This partnership means that you and your pet can travel with confidence!
The BC Pet Registry is owned and operated by The British Columbia Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (BC SPCA). All proceeds from this program support the life-saving work performed everyday at BC SPCA locations throughout the province.
