Wakulla Animal Group Expands Pet Microchip Scanner Network
The Wakulla Animal Group has increased the number of pet microchip scanning stations from three to nine within Wakulla County and has installed one in Leon County at Gulf Coast Lumber & Supply in Woodville. The group is also open…
Tallahassee Thomasville, FL, October 22, 2026 —
The Wakulla Animal Group has expanded its network of pet microchip scanning stations from three locations to nine in Wakulla County and added a station in Leon County, at Gulf Coast Lumber & Supply in Woodville.
The group said it is open to inquiries from businesses and associations in surrounding areas that are interested in hosting a scanner. The announcement does not identify additional prospective hosts or provide details about how interested organizations can contact the group.
The expansion adds six stations in Wakulla County compared with the previous total reported by the group. Including the Woodville location, the group has identified seven new or additional placements across the two counties. The summary does not specify when the stations were installed, where the six added Wakulla County stations are located, or whether all stations are currently available to the public.
Information about operating hours, any costs associated with scanning, and what steps a pet owner should take after a microchip is detected was not provided. The group also did not state how many inquiries it has received from potential host organizations or whether further locations are planned.
The announcement describes the network’s current reported size and invites inquiries from nearby businesses and associations. It does not name any other participating organizations beyond Gulf Coast Lumber & Supply, or identify a specific expansion schedule. Further details about the stations and prospective placements were not included in the information provided.
Story summarized from the original created by Matt Kienitz on www.wctv.tv, see more information here.
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