Central Animal Records

We are delighted to announce that Central Animal Records have been approved and now Licenced by the Queensland Government -Department of Infrastructure and Planning to record and manage microchip data as specified in the Animal Management (Cats and Dogs) Act 2008 and Regulations that came in to effect July 1 2009. The C.A.R team are extremely proud to have been accepted to manage data, and look forward to providing our skills and customer care services to the people of Queensland.

We are pleased to announce this excellent new feature for pet owners.
Available to all pet owners who have provided an Email address to Central Animal Records, comes the benefit for you as the owner, to instantly receive Certificates of Identification or Identification Acknowledgements by email once data is recorded.
Simply access your Email to view and print the Certificate at your leisure.
We trust that this facility will be of value to you by providing certain knowledge that data is recorded providing protection for your pet if lost or stolen, or to assist you as proof of microchipping & ownership for Council Registration.

Welcome to the new look Central Animal Records Website.
We trust the expansion of services will be of benefit to you.
It is important to note that ALL existing services from the previous site are retained.
KEY FEATURES of CHANGES

• Enhanced security
• Real time stats updated every half hour of animals, owners and recoveries logged with Central Animal Records
• Validated data entry facility
• Improved search facilities
• Clearer display of Products and Services

Central Animal Records team wish to extend their sympathies to all those affected directly and indirectly by the Victorian bushfires and Queensland floods and assure you we will do all in our power to assist in returning lost or injured pets home.

We are pleased to announce yet another milestone in that we now have 1.25 million microchipped animals and associated owner and contact details recorded on the Central Animal Records Database and have generated to date 185,000 contact details of lost and abandoned animals to Councils, Animal Welfare shelters, rescue centres and vets across Australia.

We hope and trust this service helps you all and demonstrates our total team committment to our mission since inception in 1989 of assisting Returning Lost Pets Home.

"I remain very proud of our dedicated team who are proud and committed to assist you all", stated Dr Rick Walduck CEO Central Animal Records.

Central Animal Records are pleased to announce the recording of the millionth animal on the Central Animal Records accredited national database today.

"This is a major milestone of achievement for Central Animal Records and we take great pride in being able to provide this valuable service to assist lost animals being returned to their owners. Particular thanks to our dedicated Data Entry, Customer Care and Out of Hours Teams" stated Dr Rick Walduck, CEO Central Animal Records.

Bev Taylor helped us to locate Bruce and has asked me to submit a story to the CAR website. I have attached 2 images, the Bruce_and_Kirstie image was taken when Bruce was about 12 but Bruce_1 is more recent, he's about 15 in that one. I hope they are okay.... so here it is and we would like to thank Bev very much for her help :-).

Bruce, our 16 and half year old Border Collie cross, decided to go on an adventure last Monday and it wasn't until 7:30 pm at night, after we returned home from work, that we realised he had gone. Kirstie, our daughter, said that she had seen him in the yard at about 4 pm so we hoped that he hadn't gone too far. But, we were concerned because we now live in the Surrey, England and being winter over here it gets dark at around 6 pm. The temperature was close to zero, we have a river behind us and many ditches full of water in the wooded common in front of us. Beyond that, was a major road.