microchip

The recycling centre takes in waste from across the UK and the tortoise has a microchip that is not registered to a location.

As with cars and microchips, the patriotic thing would seem to be to advocate for products made in America with American labor — and, as a local booster, made in Hollywood.

Her daily dedication to those tasks evolves into something that, even embodied by circuitry and microchips encased in metal, can only be love.

She said staff immediately scanned the pet for a microchip, and it had one.

Her job also includes combining technology and the human body - she implants microchips into people's hands, carrying out about 100 per year.