Microchip Stations
Reuniting Pets with Their People: New Microchip Scanning Stations in Lafayette Parish
What’s New
Lafayette Animal Shelter & Care Center (LASCC), in partnership with Friends of the Lafayette Animal Shelter (FLASh), has launched free 24/7 microchip scanning stations to help lost pets find their way home faster—and keep them out of shelters.
Scan Station Locations
You can now scan found pets for a microchip at the following locations:
- LASCC: 410 N. Dugas Rd., Lafayette, LA 70507
- Lafayette Police Department: 900 E. University Ave., Lafayette, LA 70503
- Youngsville Police Department: 311 Lafayette St., Youngsville, LA 70592
Each station includes easy-to-follow instructions for scanning a pet’s microchip. These self-service stations are open 24/7, offering an after-hours option when vet clinics are closed. That means you can help a pet get home—day or night.
Why Microchipping Matters
In 2024, LASCC took in nearly 4,000 stray animals. Only 228 were reclaimed by owners. That number can—and should—be higher.
- Permanent – Unlike tags or collars, they can’t fall off
- Reliable – Provide direct access to an owner’s contact info
- Effective – One of the best tools for reuniting lost pets with their families
Get Your Pet Microchipped for Just $15
Protect your pet today:
- Weekday Microchipping:
Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–4:30 PM at LASCC
410 N. Dugas Rd., Lafayette, LA - Saturday Microchip Clinics:
Can’t make it during the week? We’ve got you covered.
Next Clinic: Saturday, September 6 | 2:00–4:00 PM
LASCC
Help Us Keep Pets Home Where They Belong
Whether you’ve found a lost pet or want to protect your own—these stations and services are here to help.
- Scan a found pet
- Microchip your own
- Share this info with your neighbors
Together, we can reunite more pets with the families who love them.
