✅ The Ethical Process
Enter the microchip number.
Our system checks if the breeder or rescue registered this chip with Ethical Dogs International.
If registered:
The breeder/rescue is contacted first, ensuring they have the opportunity to take responsibility.
If no response or not registered:
Next ethical step is to reach out to a verified rescue specializing in the breed.
Only then:
Rehoming outside of contracts or rescues is considered.
🐾 Dog Microchip Lookup –
The Ethical Way
Protecting Dogs for Life Starts Here
Every dog deserves stability, safety, and a forever home. That’s why Ethical Dogs International created the world’s first Ethical Microchip Lookup — a system designed not just to identify dogs, but to honor the ethical responsibility of breeders, rescues, and rehomers.
🔎 Why Microchip Lookup Matters
Breeders have a lifelong responsibility.
Ethical breeders want to know if one of their dogs is in need — and in most contracts, they require first right of return.Rescues shouldn’t waste resources.
Non-profit rescues spend limited time and money saving dogs. Before they step in, the ethical step is to confirm whether the original breeder will reclaim the dog.Rehoming should never skip steps.
Before a family passes a dog to another home, they must verify whether the breeder or a breed-specific rescue has a duty or right to intervene.
🌍 Why This Matters for Dogs
Respects breeder contracts and prevents violations.
Saves rescues resources for truly abandoned animals.
Protects dogs from bouncing between homes or landing in shelters.
Creates accountability for everyone involved in the dog’s life.
Helps prevent the overcrowding crisis in shelters by ensuring dogs go back to breeders or breed-specific rescues first, instead of entering an already overburdened system.
⚖️ Our Ethical Standard
⚖️ Our Ethical Standard
⚖️ Our Ethical Standard
At PuppyReports™, we believe the ethical chain of responsibility is:
Breeder ➝ Rescue ➝ Rehome.
Skipping these steps isn’t just careless — it’s unfair to the dog. This lookup ensures every dog has the safety net they deserve..