Welcome to Central Animal Records

Returning Lost Pets Home

Welcome to Australia's foremost Nationally accredited companion animal microchip Registry! We are licensed by the Victorian & Queensland Governments under their respective Animal Legislations, accredited by the National Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) and Domestic Animal Registries (DAR) - the companion animal registry watchdog. Our goal is simple - to provide a reliable, 24 hour per day, 7 day per week animal recovery service for lost or stolen companion animals including not only dogs and cats, but also horses, birds and reptiles that will work to ensure that your microchipped pet can be returned home, from anywhere in Australia, at any time, business hours, overnight, weekends and public holidays.

Birds, Reptiles and Rabbits are Pets, Too!!!

17 May 2012 - 1:59pm

As we know, in some States ALL dogs and cats must be microchipped and, even in States where this is not compulsory, many dogs and cats are also microchipped. Consequently, most (hopefully all!!) veterinarians, animal welfare shleters and Council officers routinely check for a microchip when presented with a stray dog or cat. But please remember that many pet birds, reptiles, rabbits and guinea pigs are also microchipped in the hope that it will and should improve the chances of these loved and valued pets being returned home. This reminder is to everyone to take any of these pets if found to your local veterinarian or Council so that they can be also reminded to check for the presence of a microchip and hopefully help ensure they are back with their owners as soon as possible.

Goza goes a wandering.

25 February 2012 - 10:05am

No one likes their mobile ringing in the middle of the night. 99% of the time, its bad news. My phone went off at 12.36AM and I was sound asleep. A very calm, collected voice on the other end of the phone introduced herself, obviously taking into account that I wasn't completely with it, and told me that a lady by the name of Judy, had my dog, Goza. Very confused, as she had been sleeping soundly in her kennel just a few hours ago, I took down the details and thanked her. I went searching for my wayward beast, and sure enough, there was no sign of her.

Maggie our adventurer

13 February 2012 - 10:33am

 We have a 12 year old fox terrier x who wandered away from us one day & despite hours & hours of searching for her we couldn't find her. We were in a rural area that was very isolated & only had a few sporadic farm houses that were many kilometres apart. There were also a lot of predators in the area for a small animal. We found out a couple of days later that someone had seen her 12 km's up the road running like a "dog with a mission" & wouldn't let anyone catch her. We think an eagle had scared her & made her go into a panic. We didn't hear anything for a couple of weeks despite numerous calls to a number of councils & driving around the area & calling into different places to see if she had been seen. I also put an ad in the local newspaper for the area she was in.

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