Universal pet microchip scanner available for 24/7 public use in Vandergrift

VANDERGRIFT, Pa. — A nonprofit organization is providing a tool to the public that will help people reunite with their lost pets.

TinyCause on Facebook announced a universal pet microchip scanner is now available for public use at Tiny’s Fur Family Shop in Vandergrift.

The scanner is attached with a steel cable and under camera surveillance.

TinyCause said the scanner costs over $300 and asks people to be gentle when they use it.

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