Oct 13, 2026 · 48 min · 11 segments
In this episode of the Pets Add Life Podcast, hosts Chris Bonifati and Kristen Levine celebrate the extraordinary bonds between people and animals, from shelter dogs getting another chance at…
Matthew SigmanGuestI mean, we hear them, you know, periodically, and they're always just amazing, but I found this one incredible.
She was actually living in her car with her best friend, Flor, who was a chihuahua.
Now, somehow Flor got out of the car and, and vanished, and was only four years old at the time.
Um, fast-forward to last, just this last August, Flor was found as a stray in Gary, Indiana, nearly...
It's about 30 miles from where she disappeared, and her microchip was registered, but the phone number on file had not been updated in over, you know, like, ever, I guess.
So there, there's a group, I've never heard of this group, they're called Microchip Hunters.
When your microchip in your pet either was never registered, which unfortunately commonly happens, or it was registered when you got the dog or cat, but when you moved you never updated it.
And these kids got to hear stories about Flor as they were growing up because she used to tell them about her first baby.
So I just think that's such an incredible reunion story, and obviously a great reminder to our listeners to make sure that your dog or cat's microchip is, A, registered in the first place, and, B, if you've moved since you got your pet, that you update that information.
I mean, we hear them, you know, periodically, and they're always just amazing, but I found this one incredible.
She was actually living in her car with her best friend, Flor, who was a chihuahua.
Now, somehow Flor got out of the car and, and vanished, and was only four years old at the time.
Um, fast-forward to last, just this last August, Flor was found as a stray in Gary, Indiana, nearly...
It's about 30 miles from where she disappeared, and her microchip was registered, but the phone number on file had not been updated in over, you know, like, ever, I guess.
So there, there's a group, I've never heard of this group, they're called Microchip Hunters.
When your microchip in your pet either was never registered, which unfortunately commonly happens, or it was registered when you got the dog or cat, but when you moved you never updated it.
And these kids got to hear stories about Flor as they were growing up because she used to tell them about her first baby.
So I just think that's such an incredible reunion story, and obviously a great reminder to our listeners to make sure that your dog or cat's microchip is, A, registered in the first place, and, B, if you've moved since you got your pet, that you update that information.
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