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This pup is being spotlighted for one reason only, time. They have been overlooked
in the shelter for far too long, and would love a break from the shelter environment
where they can relax and just be a dog. The longer they stay in the shelter, the
higher the risk of them deteriorating behaviorally and/or medically. If you'd like to
foster or adopt this pup, please come in to meet them!
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*Truffles is a sweet geriatric boxer mix with two large skin masses that are
consistent with lipomas on cytology. Additionally, she is overweight with some
difficulty rising from a laying position. Bloodwork is available for review and showed
low normal total T4. Free T4 still pending to rule out hypothyroidism. She would
benefit from transfer to a paw partner for further care.
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
ensure positive experiences.
The Animal Foundation will contribute up to $500 towards further veterinary care if
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*Phoebe is a sweet older gal who was diagnosed with dental disease and an
avulsion fracture of the lateral collateral ligament with suspect proximal intertarsal
joint instability. She is being medically managed with NSAIDs and omega fatty
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This kitten had acute onset neurologic issues of an unknown cause. Glucose was
normal, but she would benefit from a larger blood panel to screen for potential liver
issues. We need to place her by 9/17 at 3 PM.
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*Doodle was noted to have a neuropathy of his left face. Bloodwork and x-rays are
normal, but he would benefit from a paw partner that can provide advanced imaging
(MRI). The Animal Foundation will contribute up to $500 towards further veterinary
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Ally is underweight and not gaining in shelter. Bloodwork shows mild anemia likely
related to chronic malnutrition. Chest and abdominal x-rays are available for review
and were within normal limits. Brief abdominal ultrasound showed no significant
findings. Due to her lack of improvement, she would benefit from transfer to a paw
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Lou the Lobster is exhibiting signs of arousal and anxiety in the shelter environment
and is having a hard time adapting. He is very hyper in his kennel, he is demand
barking, jumping, fecal tracking, and exhibiting signs of stress. When he is out of
the kennel, he can at times continue to be jumpy and / or mouthy with his handler.
He is very treat motivated and interested in learning, he also loves attention and will
lean all the way into you for scratches! He would benefit tremendously from an
environment with the time and resources available to dedicate to furthering his
training regarding impulse control, and enrichment to help with all of that energy!
This animal would benefit from an environment with less stimulation and some
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Miranda is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Miranda is frustrated in her kennel. She is
constantly jumping, heavy fecal tracking, trying to cage fight her neighbors and
showing barrier reactivity with other dogs. She allows all handing and once out of the
kennel she does settle. She loves to go to playgroup and play with the Soft push
and pull friends who like to chase. She is declining and 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.
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Pengu is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Pengu jumps off the walls of his kennel when other
dogs pass by. He is a current playgroup candidate, and likes to play chase with
other dogs or wrestle. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment and
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This is kitten is underweight and having diarrhea (though she is now gaining weight,
and the diarrhea is starting to improve). Parvotest negative. Fecal PCR was negative.
This animal needs placement by 9/19 at 3 PM.
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Domar is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. He is hissing, low growling, and constantly avoiding staff. Staff has
been unable to pet him, but he is now housed with his littermates. He is showing
some more courage. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and
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Willie is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Staff has been unable to pet Willie. He is hissing, low growling, and avoiding
staff. He is now housed with his littermates and seems to be improving already. This
animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable
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Buster 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. He is
Very jumpy and mouthy on and off the leash. This animal needs placement by 9/18
at 3 PM.
UPDATE: This animal has shown some improvements and is beginning to respond
to interventions provided. The commitment date is being extended to assess if
further improvements will be made with intervention. The commitment date is being
extended from (9/16) to (9/18).
This dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and needs to be
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Amber is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. She is very shut down in her suite, she shows loss of appetite, and is
fearful of interacting with staff. While she tolerates handling, she, at times, flinches
with touch, and turns her face / body away from team members to avoid interaction.
She is an old lady who would enjoy a quiet peaceful place to call home, with
humans who have plenty of patience and love to give while she settles in and builds
her confidence. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become
more comfortable with social and environmental changes.
This animal needs placement by 9/17 at 3 PM.
Additionally, this older gal has dental disease and is not maintaining her weight here
in the shelter. Bloodwork is available for review and showed elevated CK and
eosinophils. She would benefit from closer monitoring of her weight/appetite, dental
care, and further diagnostics if not improving. The Animal Foundation will cover the
cost of a dental procedure if transferred by 9/17.
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This dog has possible sialoceles (pooling of saliva under the skin) and would benefit
from ongoing therapy and further diagnostics. He also has a soft tissue mass near
his elbow, likely due to his larger size. Possible constipation has been reported
while in our care; abdominal radiographs and fecal results are available for review.
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Abrai is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Abrai is not doing well. She is tense, hissing, but slowly starting to let staff put
hands on with slow interactions. She is a previous owned cat and we do believe one
out of the shelter so can be able to decompress and show her true colors. She is
declining quickly. She is now in an office to be able to decompress in a quieter and
bigger location than her kennel. Abrai is not making much progress. She is now
swatting at staff, lunging, and hissing, which is making it difficult for staff to interact.
This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more
comfortable with social and environmental changes.
UPDATE: This animal has shown improvement and is responding to interventions
provided. The commitment date has been removed for now however this animal
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Tiny is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Tiny has not made much progress while here in the shelter. He is scared,
avoiding, hissing, and keeping distance. Behavior team has tried different
interventions to help with his fear levels, but are seeming to not help. This animal
would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with
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Finnegan is not adapting well in a kennel at the shelter and is exhibiting barrier
frustration towards team members and other stimuli. Finnegan has shown some
signs of barrier frustration with staff and volunteers. Outside of the kennel, he is
friendly and social with a loose body. This animal would benefit from a calmer
environment and training to be able to cope with changing environments and
kenneling.
UPDATE: This animal has shown improvement and is responding to interventions
provided. The commitment date has been removed for now however this animal
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This sweet boy arrived severely underweight (but gaining with TLC) and is being
treated for a respiratory infection. Baseline bloodwork and thyroid testing was largely
unremarkable, FeLV/FIV testing was negative. He will need continued antibiotics,
isolation from other cats, and supportive care as he recovers.
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This pet has abnormally formed paws and nails. She would benefit from placement
with a paw partner to closer monitor her condition and provide a more comfortable
environment.
This dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and needs to be
isolated from other dogs through 9/27 while being treated.
Since this dog is contagious to other dogs, they are not eligible for meet and greets
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This girl has been diagnosed with hypothyroidism. Hypothyroidism can be very
difficult to regulate in a shelter setting. She is looking for placement by 9/24/26 3pm.
Additionally, this dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and
needs to be isolated from other dogs through 9/24/26 while being treated.
Since this dog is contagious to other dogs, they are not eligible for meet and greets
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Linc is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Linc is growling, hissing and running away from staff. He is currently housed in
an administrative office to give him more room. He is not doing well while in the
office. He is low growling, hissing, and swatting towards staff. He has not allows staff
to handle but we do believe once out of the shelter he will be able to show his true
colors once given time and patience to decompress. His behavior is declining and he
needs out of the shelter. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and
become more comfortable with social and environmental changes. This animal
needs placement by 9/18 by 3pm
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This geriatric dog arrived with dental disease, cataracts, and visual deficits. He would
benefit from transfer to a paw partner where he can adjust to a more consistent
environment and receive follow up care for his teeth.
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Koko is a cute adult bulldog with a mass on her tail. Bloodwork showed no
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This sweet older gal has a gingival mass in her mouth, which could be hyperplasia
(excessive, benign growth of tissue) or neoplasia. She would benefit from bloodwork,
+/- chest rads, and surgical debulking/biospy of the mass at a full service clinic.
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This little one came into our care very underweight, cold, and dehydrated. They also
have conjunctivitis and a respiratory infection. They seem to be maintaining their
temperature with heating pads and eating well at this time, but will need ongoing
monitoring and supportive care as they recover. Patrick is seeking placement by
9/18 at 3pm.
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This kitten has tested positive or was highly exposed to 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 9/19/26 (7 days post CPMA administration).
Additionally, this patient was diagnosed with ringworm and will need to be isolated
from other animals for this issue through 10/6/26. 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. He's hoping for
transfer placement by 9/17 at 3pm.
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This little one is being treated for diarrhea (parvotest negative). She will need oral
medications and close monitoring of her hydration/weight gain until resolved. She's
hoping for transfer placement by 9/18 at 3pm.
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This older man has a significant heart murmur and free fluid in the abdomen. Despite
these findings he is stable at the moment. He has X-rays and bloodwork pending. He
would greatly benefit from follow up at a fulls service vet and cardiologist. He will
need to be picked up by 9/21 at 3pm.
Chico is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. Chico has been able to be handled when he first came to the
shelter. As of recently, he started to growl and lunge at staff when trying to get out of
the kennel. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become
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This dog is severely overweight. He also has a small mass on his eyelid, a larger
mass on one of his toes, and a large mass in his right armpit. He would beneift from
a weight loss plan, baseline labwork, and surgical removal of his masses. We need
to place him by 9/20 at 3 PM.
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This old man is visually impaired with bilateral eye abnormalities and dry eye. He will
need life-long eye medications to address his dry eye and another anti-inflammatory
eye medication to prevent the development of glaucoma over time. Continued
reassessment at a full service vet is recommended to track his condition and adjust
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This older guy has severe liver enzyme elevations on bloodwork. He is also
underweight, has dental disease, and has patchy hairloss along his tail. He would
benefit from imaging of his liver, a dental procedure, and further workup for his
hairloss. We need to place him by 9/21 at 3 PM.
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This little one arrived underweight and with respiratory signs including an ulcer on his
tongue. He's not eating well and is in need of supportive care while he fights off his
respiratory infection. He's hoping for transfer placement by 9/18 at 3pm.
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This sweet girl is very emaciated and has had gastrointestinal upset since entering
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This pup arrived severely underweight. We're hoping she responds well to time and a
nutritious diet, however she will need veterinary care if she does not begin to gain
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This cat came to us with a very thin body condition and matted fur. She also has an
upper respiratory infection and will need to be isolated from other cats until at least
9/19. Baseline bloodwork is available for review and showed evidence of non-specific,
generalized inflammation and low protein levels. We need to place her by 9/18 at 3
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This tiny guy has a fractured right tibia/fibula and would benefit from continued pain
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This older guy came to us with severe skin issues and ear infections. He would
benefit from ongoing management of these issues. He is also underweight and has
two skin masses. Baseline labwork showed mild white blood cell elevations, mild
electrolyte imbalances, and mild liver enzyme elevations. Baseline cortisol is
pending. We need to place him by 9/21 at 3 PM.
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This sweet old gal has skin masses, heavy dental tartar, and a stiff gait likely
secondary to arthritis. She would benefit from a senior work-up including bloodwork,
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This little one has a high grade heart murmur that would benefit from follow-up at a
full service clinic for further work-up consisting of an echocardiogram +/- x-rays and
blood pressure testing. TAF will cover the cost of a consult with a cardiologist and
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This dog has several chronic issues, including inflamed feet, dry eye, and ear
infections in both ears. Three of her lymph nodes are also moderately enlarged- she
would benefit from sampling to distinguish between reactive lymph nodes (due to
surrounding inflammation) and cancerous lymph nodes. She also has a small skin
mass. The Animal Foundation will contribute up to $500 towards further veterinary
care if placed by 9/18 at 3 PM.
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Poppy is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. Poppy has a history, per his owner, that he resource guards
resource such as food and high value treats. Here at the shelter, he is tense, side
eyeing, and air snapping at staff. Behavior team was able to take out of the kennel
and perform a resource guarding test which he passed. When it comes to hanlding,
he is tense, side eyeing staff, and watchful. This animal would benefit from a quieter
place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and environmental
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Oscar is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. Oscar is a scared boy that is unsure of new surroundings and
people. His finder stated that he was aggressive and on intake in the shelter, he was
snapping at staff. With slow interactions and calm demeanors, he slowly allows
handling and starts to relax. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust
and become more comfortable with social and environmental changes. This animal
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As of 9/17/2026 12:00:44PM