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*Sofya is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. This sweet, terrified girl is having a hard time being kenneled
and struggles being leashed up and removed from the kennel. She is nipping
towards hands and the leash. She grabs the leash with her mouth and plays tug with
it, making it very difficult to leash her up. Once she is out of the kennel, she is
nervous but curious. She avoids interaction but allows handling when going slow.
She first arrived to the shelter as a stray in March with another dog and showed
fearful, nervous behaviors. She was adopted then returned after 3 weeks through no
fault of her own. She then went to a foster home where she was nervous but was
tolerant of people and visitors in the home. The foster stated she "is completely
house trained and is a loyal cuddly sweet companion."
She then gave birth to 7 puppies and spent more time in the same foster home. After
giving birth, she exhibited normal behavioral changes including reactivity towards
dogs and maternal aggression while protecting her babies. She nipped at a guest in
the home, but did not break skin and with time became more comfortable with this
guest.
She is now back at the shelter and showing defensive aggression including nipping
towards hands and leashes. She perks up when going outside and enjoys sniffing
and exploring. With time, she tolerates handling but due to the difficulty leashing her
up and removing her from the kennel, we urgently need to place her with a transfer
partner, an experienced adopter, or patient long term foster home. This animal needs
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Caleb can be assertive and tense with other dogs. He is a current playgroup
candidate and mostly does his own thing, but can be tense with other dogs,
possibly due to being hard of hearing and an older, more assertive gentleman. This
dog shows dog-selective behaviors, they get along well with some dogs, but not all.
They may have preferences about which dogs they’re comfortable around and can
sometimes struggle to be socially appropriate with certain others. With ongoing
training, supervision, and proper introductions, their interactions with other dogs can
continue to improve. We recommend slow, structured introductions to new dogs to
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Caleb has also struggled with house training in foster homes.
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This dog shows dog-selective behaviors, they get along well with some dogs, but not
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can sometimes struggle to be socially appropriate with certain others. With ongoing
training, supervision, and proper introductions, their interactions with other dogs can
continue to improve. We recommend slow, structured introductions to new dogs to
ensure positive experiences. Noname's owner reported he is aggressive with other
dogs. At shelter playgroup, he shows defensive behaviors with other dogs. As an
older boy, he seems to prefer calmer dogs who will give him space.
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Koa is exhibiting signs of arousal and anxiety in the shelter environment and is
having a hard time adapting. A previous owner stated he barks at men and needs
time to warm up to new, unknown men. They also stated he shows on leash
reactivity and barks at people and other dogs approaching when on leash. They also
stated he growls when his food bowl and high value items like bones are taken or
touched when he is eating. This behavior has not been able to be recreated in the
shelter environment. He needs a home who is mindful of his reactivity and is willing
to work with him on his resource guarding behaviors. This animal would benefit from
an environment with less stimulation and some training to help them cope with over
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*Meatball is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Meatball is circling, barking and anxious in the
kennel. Outside of the kennel he is a very friendly boy! This animal would benefit
from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing
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Smish is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. He has tolerated some light handling from staff, but continues to show
distancing behaviors (hissing/swatting). He would really benefit from a quieter place
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This friend has healing wounds on both hind legs with some swelling evident. The
cause of the wound and swelling is unknown and may warrant a dermatologist and
biopsies. Radiographs show no bony concerns. Additionally, he is mildly
underweight and will need close monitoring of appetite/weight gain. He is looking for
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This older lady came to us with a mammary mass and a heart murmur. She would
benefit from spay and surgical removal of her mammary mass, as well as monitoring
of her murmur. Bloodwork is available for review and within normal limits.
Additionally, this dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and
needs to be isolated from other dogs through 6/24 while being treated.
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Chewy is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Chewy is whining, panting and digging at the door
while in the kennel and in the playyard. He enjoys bells rubs and getting attention
from people. This dog is working with our training team daily on leash skills, basic
obedience, and good manners. He is also a current playgroup candidate and is
social with other calm dogs, but isn't interested in playing with other dogs. This
animal would benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with
changing environments and separation.
Due to improved behavior from interventions taken to help, Chewy's commitment has
been removed, but he would greatly benefit from getting out of the shelter!
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Atlas is a geriatric cane corso who is being medically managed for degenerative joint
disease in his hips and right knee (radiographs available for review). He would benefit
from transfer to a paw partner for further care.
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Doris is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Doris is hissing and swatting at staff. She seems curious of staff members at
first, but when trying to interact, she would rather be left alone. She may do better in
a less high pace area where she has time to decompress. This animal would benefit
from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and
environmental changes.
Additionally, this older lady has not been eating well during her shelter stay. We are
unsure if this is just a behavioral concern or for a medical reason. Bloodwork is
available for review and showed possible early renal disease, but was otherwise
within normal limits. She also has dental disease.
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care. They would benefit from an experienced feeder to ensure they continue to gain
weight adequately. We need to place him by 6/19 at 3 PM.
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This older lady came to us with several mammary masses affecting both mammary
chains (3 of which are quite large). She would benefit from further staging (chest
x-rays) and surgical removal of these masses. Bloodwork is pending. She also has a
smaller mass on her left front leg. We need to place her by 6/23 at 3 PM.
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This older gal has a heart murmur, chipped teeth, a minor skin tag, and some
mammary masses. Bloodwork has been collected and results are largely shows
some mild inflammation. Radigoraphs show no evidence of thoracic metastasis. She
would benefit from eventual dental care and mass removals.
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*Lonestar shows dog selective and defensive behaviors here at the shelter. He
shows on leash and barrier reactivity to dogs. He has come to playgroup with calm,
social, appropriate candidates on 4 different occasions and has showed conflicting
behaviors during sessions. When he first came, he showed defensive behaviors
including showing teeth, avoiding, and moving away. Now, he is showing forward
behaviors like chasing, snapping towards, and pinning other dogs. He has not
caused injury to another dog. He did not listen to correction from dogs or people. He
came to playgroup again, wearing a muzzle for safety, and made better choices and
showed improvements. He has the potential to coexist with other dogs, however, the
behavior team does not have the capacity to continue to modify or progress these
behaviors at this time. Due to the observed behaviors *Lonestar showed during
playgroup, we are currently recommending a home with no other dogs.
This dog shows dog-selective behaviors, they get along well with some dogs, but not
all. They may have preferences about which dogs they’re comfortable around and
can sometimes struggle to be socially appropriate with certain others. With ongoing
training, supervision, and proper introductions, their interactions with other dogs can
continue to improve.
This dog is a “potty dog” at the shelter which means they wait to go outside to do
their business and is likely housebroken. He is smart, handsome, and sweet with
people. *Lonestar likes toys and treats.
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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 6/27. It is hoping
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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 6/27. It is hoping
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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 6/27. It is hoping
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*Pretty Boy is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Pretty boy is declining in his kennel, he is
becoming stressed and anxious when his neighbors are loud, he is wall rebounding
and jumping, with pacing and heavy panting. When his environment is quiet he is
able to be calm and relax, but due to the stressful shelter setting he is declining.
This dog is working with our training team daily on leash skills, basic obedience, and
good manners. 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 6/20 at 3 PM.
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Yokia is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Yokia has a history of biting the owner when her kids were around. No bite was
ever reported. The owner states that he is not good with kids at all. We were unable
to reach the owner for more information on his behavior in the home and around the
kids. He is tense, doesn't seek attention, and prefers to have alone time. Staff
memebers are able to pet him. He does allow petting from staff, but doesn't seek
attention. He has a restriction of no kids. This animal would benefit from a quieter
place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and environmental
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Wiggly Woo is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Wiggly Woo is biting up the kennel and bored
in the kennel. Outside of the kennel she is friendly and enjoys petting. This animal
would benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with
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Mirlana is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
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*Juliet is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. This sweet girl came in with puppies. While with her puppies she
showed species-typical protective behaviors. Now that her puppies are big enough to
be on their own, she has been separated from them. She is showing fearful
behaviors like barking, avoiding, showing teeth at the leash, and tense body
language during handling. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust
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This pet is suspected has glaucoma and blindness in her left eye, and she would
benefit from surgical removal or aggressive management to keep her comfortable. No
significant findings on bloodwork. She also has several masses that would benefit
from surgical removal. Screening rads of her chest and abdomen are pending review.
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This kitten is very thin and is struggling to gain weight in our care but does well with
encouragement. She also has conjunctivitis and will need treatment with topical eye
medications. We need to place her by 6/20 at 3 PM.
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This sweet boy presented after a suspected traumatic injury to his nose/mouth. He
has chest radiographs available for review with no overt abnormalities. He is currently
on pain meds and antibiotics but is in need of a dental procedure at a full service vet.
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This cat has conjunctivitis and would benefit from ongoing topical medications. He
also has mild entropion, which may be a primary issue (and may need surgical
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Sheldon is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. In the field Sheldon was showing his teeth to his finder. He then
charged at animal control when they approached him. In his kennel he is low
growling, hesitant to approach staff members. He is very tense and watchful while
petting him. He does tolerate the petting, but is very uncomfortable. He does thrash
on the leash. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become
more comfortable with social and environmental changes. Sheldon needs somebody
that will encourage him and take their time. Once he feel comfortable, he starts to
warm up and give tail wags and kisses. Due to the severity of these behaviors, this
animal is transfer only and not a foster candidate at this time. Additional behavioral
details are available to interested partners upon request.This animal needs
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Kahlil is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. Kahlil is barking at staff and avoiding while on the kennel. Outside of
the kennel he doesnt seek comfort from staff, he trembles and grumbles. But he
allows petting if you go slowl. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to
adjust and become more comfortable with social and environmental changes. Due to
the severity of these behaviors, this animal is transfer only and not a foster candidate
at this time. Additional behavioral details are available to interested partners upon
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a special diet to dissolve the stone). She also has severe dental disease. She's
hoping for transfer placement by 6/20 at 3pm. Radiographs available; bloodwork
unremarkable.
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Bloodwork is currently pending. She would benefit from imaging, dental care, and
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This older guy has chronic abnormalities affecting his left eye that warrant further
diagnostics and chronic management or surgical removal. He also has a likely
testicular tumor that will need to be surgically removed. Despite this he seems very
comfortable and happy. We need to place him by 6/22 at 3 PM.
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This happy boy is being treated for "dry eye" and suspected arthritis. Both are
chronic conditions that will require continued veterinary care. He's hoping for transfer
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This sweet girl is overweight and is suspected to have arthritis/ possible hip
dysplasia. She'd benefit from follow up at a full-service veterinarian to determine a
diagnostic and treatment plan (including weight loss!). She's hoping for transfer
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This pet is being treated for conjunctivitis of the left eye, possible entropion. He also
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This sweet little girl has a severe injury to her left front foot that will need ongoing
wound care and likely surgical intervention. She also has a fractured left ulna. She
has a heart murmur and a small amount of dental disease. X-rays of her chest and
left front leg are available for review. She's hoping for transfer placement by 6/20 at
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This puppy has a severe head tilt suspected due to early trauma. Consultation with a
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This patient was diagnosed with ringworm and will need to be isolated from other
animals through 7/8. 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
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This kitten came to us with hyphema (bleeding into the eye) affecting her right eye.
She is also lethargic and has an abnormal gait. We suspect she experienced
trauma prior to arriving at the shelter. She would benefit from more intensive
monitoring and care than can be provided in the shelter environment.
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This kitten is underweight but is eating eagerly. She's being treated for a respiratory
infection and hopefully just needs a little time (and separation from her largest
littermates) to gain weight appropriately. She's hoping for transfer placement by 6/20
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As of 6/19/2026 6:31:13PM