No Microchip? No Problem!
At GAD (Global Animal Database), we’ve created a seamless way to identify and track your pet using a Universal Animal ID (UID). This unique, permanent identifier is assigned to every animal registered with GAD, ensuring they’re always traceable and protected. Whether your pet has a microchip or not, GAD provides a comprehensive solution for their safety and record-keeping.
The system's design for global recognition increases the likelihood of reuniting lost pets with their owners, regardless of location.
This is particularly beneficial for pets that may travel or become lost in areas outside their immediate vicinity.
While microchipping is a critical tool, combining it with GAD’s Universal Standard Animal ID creates an unbeatable system for pet safety:
Provides permanent, tamper-proof identification
Offers a centralized database for comprehensive records, real-time tracking, and lifetime security.
Even if your pet doesn’t have a microchip, GAD will generate a UID, digital profile, and unique barcode for them.
The UID is a standardized system recognized worldwide, making it easier to identify and reunite lost pets.
Store all your pet’s details, including medical history, vaccination records, and ownership information, in one secure place.
The UID doesn't require implantation, making it a non-invasive option for all animals, including strays and livestock. Its accessibility is universal—anyone can retrieve an animal's digital profile without needing specialized equipment, unlike microchips which require scanners
The primary goal of UID is to bridge gaps in animal identification, especially for animals without microchips. This inclusive system ensures that no animal is left without protection, fostering global animal welfare through data-driven solutions.
UID is not just a number—it’s a commitment to universal animal protection. By creating an interconnected ecosystem that involves pet owners, veterinarians, shelters, and governments, GAD aims to set a global standard for animal identification.
The Universal Animal ID (UID) system is a vital innovation in the world of pet identification and welfare. Here’s why it holds immense importance:
The UID provides a permanent digital identity for every registered animal, ensuring they remain traceable throughout their life. Unlike microchips, which require specialized scanners, the UID is accessible anywhere, anytime, making it a reliable way to track lost
Many animals do not have microchips, and existing microchip databases are often fragmented by country or organization. The UID eliminates dependency on microchip registries, offering a standardized, universal system that works across borders, ensuring every animal has a recognized identity.
In case of a lost pet, shelters, veterinarians, and animal control agencies can simply enter the UID into the GAD system to access the pet’s records instantly. This dramatically speeds up reunification efforts, reducing the stress and uncertainty for pet owners.
The UID is linked to a detailed digital profile containing an animal’s medical records, vaccination status, ownership history, and behavioral details. This centralized approach ensures accurate and easy access to critical pet information, empowering veterinarians, shelters, and owners with real-time updates.
Unlike microchip registries that require proprietary scanners, the UID is easily retrievable online, making animal identification accessible to everyone, from shelters to pet owners worldwide. Whether traveling across borders or simply ensuring local safety, UID provides a consistent identification system for all animals.
Many pet databases require costly registration fees, but GAD offers UID registration free of charge. With its secure, cloud-based platform, pet owners never have to worry about losing records or outdated systems—ensuring a lifetime of protection for every animal.
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