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Sweet *Sparky is having a hard time in his kennel. He desperately wants out! When
out of the kennel, he walks well on leash and loves attention. In his kennel, he is
barking, jumping, panting, and standing on the kennel door. He shows barrier
reactivity to people approaching his kennel. He is a playgroup candidate. This dog
is working with our training team daily on leash skills, basic obedience, and good
manners. *Sparky is exhibiting signs of arousal and anxiety in the shelter
environment and is having a hard time adapting. This animal would benefit from an
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Ichabod is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. Ichabod is a very fearful boy. He is curious of staff but once its
time to go outside he attempts to avoid and cowers. He does allow all handling. He
enjoys outside time and lots of walks. Ichabod is a sweet boy who needs out of the
shelter to be able to decompress and show his true colors. This animal would benefit
from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and
environmental changes.
Additionally, this dog is being treated for presumed pneumonia.
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*Masie is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. She is starting to have a really hard time. In her
kennel she is panting, barking, jumping and pacing. Out of the kennel she is
continuing to show anxious behaviors. In the play yard, she is pacing along the
fence, running, panting, and no engaging with the handler. She is a playgroup
candidate. When she first came to playgroup, she would engage and play with the
other dogs. Now, she is pacing and not engaging in play. This animal would benefit
from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing
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Jaeger is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. Jaeger is hiding from people by staying in his backyard. He is a
current playgroup candidate and loves playing with other soft and gentle dogs! This
animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable
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Bailey is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. Bailey is curious but nervous of staff by avoiding and barking,
growling. She allows petting but doesn't seem to enjoy it. This animal would benefit
from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and
environmental changes.
Littermates: A1386299 Polo, A1391187 Luna, A1386298 Hope, A1391185 Lola,
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Amara is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Amara is very tense, has dilated pupils, and flat ears when interacting
with staff members. She does tolerate petting but does not seek it. She would do
well in a calm home to decompress. This animal would benefit from a quieter place
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*Cynthia is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. She was found as a stray and the folks who found her stated
she was friendly with adults but avoidant and nervous with the child in the home.
When the finder was checking her over for injury and touching her belly, she
snapped at the person's hand biting and causing a very minor scratch that healed
quickly. At the shelter, she is nervous but warms up to new people quickly. She
allows all handling, even of her belly. With time, she starts to seek attention from
people. We do recommend a home with no kids under 5 due to being apprehensive
of the child in the finer's home and the minor bite history. This animal would benefit
from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and
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Gemma is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. This animal would benefit from a calmer
environment and training to be able to cope with changing environments and
separation.
This sweet older lady came to us with a few skin masses, moderate dental disease,
and a low grade heart murmur. She would benefit from surgical removal of her
masses, a dental procedure, and imaging of her heart. Bloodwork is available and
indicates this girl has hypothyroidism (and, possibly, early kidney disease). We
need to place her by 10/25 at 3 PM.
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This dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and needs to be
isolated from other dogs through at least 10/20 while being treated.
* Lazarus is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. He is becoming stressed in his kennel. He is
jumping on the glass, pacing his kennel, heavy panting, heavy demand barking,
spilling all his water, heavy fecal tracking throughout his kennel, and now causing
self injury. He settled for treats but will continue his stressy behaviors. Able to leash
easily and take outside. He allows all handling and loves treats. He is a sweet boy
who needs out of the shelter to be able to decompress. This animal would benefit
from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing
environments and separation. This animal needs placement by 10/21 by 3pm
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*Banjo is a young, energetic dog who needs an outlet for his energy. He is demand
barking, panting, jumping, whining, and standing on his kennel door. He can be
reactive when people approach his kennel. He shows some on leash reactivity to
other dogs as well. He is a playgroup candidate and has enjoyed playing with other
dogs in a controlled environment. *Banjo is not adapting well to being in a kennel at
the shelter and is displaying signs of kennel distress and anxiety. This animal would
benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing
environments and separation.
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Tank is a friendly, outgoing girl who’s always ready to make new friends. She loves
to go to Playgroup with the other dogs here at the shelter.
Tank has also gone on Foster Field Trips a few times, where she showed just how
well-mannered and affectionate she can be outside the shelter environment.
Tank would make a wonderful companion for someone looking for a fun, social dog
who enjoys playtime and spending time with people.
Come meet Tank and see what a sweet and joyful dog she is. She would benefit
from a long term foster home, daily Field Trips. or the ultimate goal - finding a forever
home!
***This dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and needs to be
isolated from other dogs through 10/25 while being treated. She was previously
treated for a respiratory infection which seemed to improve, but she's showing
clinical signs again. She may need additional diagnostics/ care.
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Bean is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. This cat is showing behaviors of hissing and lo growling at staff members. Bean
is tense and watchful during interactions with staff members. She does slowly
tolerate petting and likes Churus. She is currently housed in a suite with her
littermate. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more
comfortable with social and environmental changes.
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Tofu is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Per owner he is scared of everything. At the shelter he is showing behaviors of
low growling, hissing, and is tense with staff members. He does like churu and is
becoming more curious. He is currently housed in a suite with his littermate. This
animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable
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This funny pup has a high grade heart murmur and may benefit from management at
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This little kitten has been having diarrhea and losing weight (negative parvo test).
Diarrhea PCR positive for Clostridium and the appropriate has been started.
This patient was diagnosed with ringworm and will need to be isolated from other
animals through 11/4. We have started treatment but they would benefit from
treatment in a home away from the stresses of the shelter environment; we
recommend isolating in a place that is easily disinfected, like a bathroom. Treatment
includes daily oral medications and biweekly medicated baths for at least a 3 week
period. This condition is contagious to humans and other animals and care will have
to be taken to prevent transmission.
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This kitten has been lethargic, has not been latching well, and has not been gaining
weight at a normal rate. He has also had diarrhea and may have mild aspiration
pneumonia. He would benefit from more intensive care than can be provided in the
shelter environment.
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This chubby older boy has an abnormal eye that would benefit from follow up at a
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Tulip is a sweet and gentle girl who has been in/out of our care since 05/21/25 and
she is ready to find a home she can call her own. She has been on a few foster field
trips and even knows a few tricks! If you would like to learn more about Tulip then
please stop by the shelter today to take her on a field trip, foster her for longer, or
even adopt her!.
Tulip is exhibiting signs of arousal and anxiety in the shelter environment and is
having a hard time adapting. She enjoys playing with other dogs. She is unsure at
first then warms up and plays rough with other dogs. Sometimes she is too much for
other dogs. She will require slow, proper introductions and supervision with other
dogs to ensure she is successful. This animal would benefit from an environment
with less stimulation and some training to help them cope with over arousing stimuli
and anxiety.
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This sweet girl appears to have entropion in both of her eyes (a condition where the
eyelids roll inwards causing irritation to the eye) and is underweight. She would
benefit from surgical correction of her eyelids at a full service clinic.
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Laika is being treated for a presumed bacterial and yeast skin infection and ear
infections. She may also have a condition called KCS, or dry eye. She would benefit
from transfer to a paw partner for further treatment and possible diagnostics (skin
and ear cytology/culture).
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Mr Whiskers is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Mr Whiskers was brought to us after being abandoned with a bunch of
other kitties. He is tense, but tolerates pets from staff. This animal would benefit
from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and
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This boy is severely overweight and could use some controlled exercise and a strict
diet to help his creaky joints! Labwork is available for review and showed low protein
levels, which would benefit from additional workup. He also has been noted to drink
and urinate excessively which we believe to be secondary to a urinary tract infection
(UTI) at this time. If the UTI resolves, but he continues to drink excessively additional
testing would be recommended to rule out metabolic disease as a potential cause.
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*Bluff is exhibiting signs of arousal and anxiety in the shelter environment and is
having a hard time adapting. *Bluff is jumping, barking and whining while in the
kennel. He gets frustrated and tries to bite the leash, but he listens to corrections.
He is an energetic and playful boy who loves to play with balls. He loves toys and
treats. He has been working on his manners with the behavior team. He knows basic
commands and his manners with toys are great. This animal would benefit from an
environment with less stimulation and some training to help them cope with over
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Grey Wind is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Grey Wind is very stressed here in the shelter
and is over exhausting himself in the kennel. He is working with the behavior team
here at the shelter to learn basic commands and how to walk well on a leash. Grey
Wind is a very high energy boy that just needs training and consistency. This animal
would benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with
changing environments and separation.
This dog is being treated for respiratory disease and needs to remain seperated from
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This older lady is obese and has some mammary masses. Follow up at a full-service
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This sweet older guy has had bloody urine in the shelter. We performed neuter
surgery 9/24 for suspected benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). Abdominal x-rays,
baseline bloodwork, and urinalysis are available for review. He is also overweight and
has dental disease. He would benefit from further monitoring/treatment for his bloody
urine, as well as a consistent weight loss plan and dental procedure.
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This kitten has tested positive for feline panleukopenia virus. We have treated them
with Canine Parvovirus Monoclonal Antibody (CPMA), which is the first and only
USDA-conditionally approved, one-dose parvovirus treatment in dogs. This is an
off-label use of this treatment, but preliminary studies show that it may decrease the
length of time of clinical signs. We have also begun supportive treatments, but this
patient would benefit from more direct and intensive care at a full service clinic. Will
need supportive care, isolation, and monitoring until approximately 10/20 (7 days
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Mellow is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. She is compulsively spinning in her kennel and will
not stop until staff are physically touching her. Once out of the kennel, she walks
well and allows all handling and does seek attention. This animal would benefit from
a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing environments
and separation. This animal needs placement by 10/22 at 3PM.
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home away from the stressors of the shelter environment. Will need close monitoring
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This kitten has tested positive or was highly exposed to feline panleukopenia virus.
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is the first and only USDA-conditionally approved, one-dose parvovirus treatment in
dogs. This is an off-label use of this treatment, but preliminary studies show that it
may decrease the length of time of clinical signs. We have also begun supportive
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is the first and only USDA-conditionally approved, one-dose parvovirus treatment in
dogs. This is an off-label use of this treatment, but preliminary studies show that it
may decrease the length of time of clinical signs. We have also begun supportive
treatments, but this patient would benefit from more direct and intensive care at a full
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is the first and only USDA-conditionally approved, one-dose parvovirus treatment in
dogs. This is an off-label use of this treatment, but preliminary studies show that it
may decrease the length of time of clinical signs. We have also begun supportive
treatments, but this patient would benefit from more direct and intensive care at a full
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is the first and only USDA-conditionally approved, one-dose parvovirus treatment in
dogs. This is an off-label use of this treatment, but preliminary studies show that it
may decrease the length of time of clinical signs. We have also begun supportive
treatments, but this patient would benefit from more direct and intensive care at a full
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*Dolly is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. In her kennel she is demand barking, jumping up on
the kennel door, and panting, whining, and fecal tracking. However, when out of the
kennel, she is friendly and seeks attention from team members. She walks well on
leash, and loves affection. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment and
training to be able to cope with changing environments and separation.
Additionally, this dog is being treated for infectious respiratory disease (IRD) and will
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Saucey is exhibiting signs of arousal and anxiety in the shelter environment and is
having a hard time adapting. He is a current playgroup candidate and he does well
with some but not all dogs. He is smart and enjoys attention. Saucey is frequently
pawing at the interior glass windows of his suite, vocalizing, and showing signs of
distress in his kennel. This animal would benefit from an environment with less
stimulation and some training to help them cope with over arousing stimuli and
anxiety. Saucey very much enjoys playing fetch, walks well on leash, and works
regularly on his basic obedience training. He would make a great exercise buddy for
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Thor is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
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Hunny Bun is an elderly pup with a heart murmur and eyelid mass. She would
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This sweet girl came into our care with an open cheek wound with exposed
cheekbone and severely underweight and has a heart murmur (grade 4/6). She has
an excellent appetite despite her condition. We've sutured the wound closed at this
time, which has resulted in her having a crooked smile now. She will need continued
supportive care and monitoring to ensure it is healing well and she is gaining weight
appropriately as well as bloodwork and potential for a cardiology workup. Placement
needed by 10/19 at 3pm.
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This sweet boy was noted to have a severe heart murmur (grade 5/6), severe dental
disease and is non-weight bearing on his right hindlimb (suspected to be luxating
patella). He would greatly benefit from a further workup at a full service veterinary
clinic to determine best course of treatment for his heart murmur, dental disease and
lameness. Chest X-rays are pending. He has to be picked up by 10/20/25 at 3pm.
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This puppy has tested positive for canine parvovirus. We have treated them with
Canine Parvovirus Monoclonal Antibody (CPMA), which is the first and only
USDA-conditionally approved, one-dose parvovirus treatment. We hope that with this
treatment their clinical signs will improve and their time shedding the virus will be
decreased. This puppy would still benefit from supportive care outside of the shelter
environment until their condition has resolved. Will need supportive care, isolation,
and monitoring until approximately 10/24 (7 days post CPMA administration).
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This young boy came to the shelter with a pretty severe head injury. His x rays
revealed severe soft tissue swelling with foreign material around his left eye, with
mild outward protrusion of the eye. A fracture of his left zygomatic arch and a
fracture on top of his skull as well. His abdomen and chest appear to be within
normal limits. He is currently on pain meds and antibiotics. His injuries will likely
involve surgical removal of the eye and potential need for surgery or further imaging
for his skill fractures. He will need to be picked up by 10/19 at 3pm.
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Lady is an older pup who needs continued geriatric care. There are some mild
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This older boy seems a little more slow and quiet than expected. He has some
dental disease and a couple lumps (as well as a couple possible enlarged lymph
nodes). He's hoping for transfer placement by 10/22 at 3pm. X-rays and bloodwork
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This old dog has some orthopedic issues that we are still trying to identify but he
would benefit from an exam at a full service veterinary clinic. Due to the severity of
this dogs condition he has a commitment of 10/23 at 3pm
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This adult dog has right hindlimb lameness due to a torn ligament. X-ray images
available. She would benefit from surgical repair. Looking to place with a partner by
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As of 10/19/2025 11:00:35PM