When
Saturday 25 Apr 2026 - Sunday 25 Oct 2026
11:00 am - 1:00 pm
Where
Maxi Zoo - Finglas, Naas, Belgard, Maynooth & Bray
Microchipping Roadshow – Get Your Cat or Dog Microchipped!
We’re delighted to team up once again with Maxi Zoo Ireland to bring our 2026 Microchipping Roadshow to pet owners across the country!
Throughout April, May, June, September, and October, our team will be visiting selected Maxi Zoo stores to help you ensure your pet is microchipped and most importantly; registered to you—giving you peace of mind if they ever go missing.
Event Details
Cost: €20 per pet
Limit: Maximum of 2 pets per person
Locations & Dates: Choose your preferred Maxi Zoo store and date when booking
To secure your spot, simply complete the form below and let us know which location suits you best.
What to bring (required by law)
To have your pet microchipped, you must bring:
- Valid photo ID
- A utility bill dated within the last 3 months (an online bill on your phone is sufficient)
Please note: we cannot microchip your pet without these documents.
Please Note
You don’t need to be a client of The Irish Blue Cross to take part—this service is open to all pet owners!
Do I need to microchip my pet?
Yes you should definitely microchip your pet. Did you know that it is now a legal requirement for all dogs to be microchipped? It is also a requirement if you wish to avail of our charitable services.
If your pet goes missing the microchip number will allow a vet or pound find your contact information to reunite you with your pet. Having the correct and up to date contact details registered is extremely important in case your pet wanders or gets lost. Always remember to update your details if you change phone number or address. Your vet will advise you how to do this.
Does a microchip track my pet’s location?
No a microchip will not track your pet’s location. If your pet is found the microchip will allow a veterinary clinic or dog pound to access your contact details to let you know that your pet has been found.
Thousands of dogs go missing in Ireland each year, and sadly, many are not reunited with their owners. So please do not hesitate in microchipping your pet!