BC Pet Registry

British Columbia's own registry, run by the BC SPCA, holding microchip, tattoo and licence records in one place.

What to do here

If you live in B.C., check that your pet's record here is current — a registry entry with an old phone number is the single most common reason a scanned chip fails to bring a pet home.

Records are searchable by B.C. shelters and veterinary clinics, and the registry is reachable through the AAHA universal lookup.

Compiled from the registry's own site. Last checked 1 August 2026. Details change without notice — confirm anything you are about to rely on.

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One organisation is never the whole search

A pet is found by whoever happens to be nearby, so the shelter, the city, the registry and the local search groups each hold a different piece. Work the list rather than one entry on it.

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