1 in 3 pets will get lost.  Without the HomeAgain Microchip, 90% will not return home. 

To help give your pet the best chance of being identified should he ever become lost, have him implanted with the HomeAgain microchip.

Tags and collars are a good start — they're certainly better than no ID at all — but they aren't 100 percent dependable. Tags can fade, rust, or get scratched, making them impossible to read. Collars can tear or slip off, or get caught on something while your pet is wandering. With the HomeAgain microchip, on the other hand, your pet’s source of identification is always available. To microchip your pet, a veterinarian injects a tiny chip about the size of a grain of rice just under your pet's skin between the shoulder blades. The number on the chip is then entered into the HomeAgain database.

When a lost pet is found, any animal hospital, shelter, or humane society can use a special handheld microchip scanner to read our microchip’s unique ID number. The veterinarian or shelter then contacts the Home Again database. The database matches the number to a name and phone number, reuniting the lost pet with its owner.

Maximize your pet’s chances of recovery by enrolling in Home Again today. 

The above information was obtained from www.homeagainid.com