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This friendly guy is being treated for limping. He's very overweight, which may be
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This sweet girl has been diagnosed with a mammary mass. 50% of mammary
masses in dogs are benign and 50% are malignant (cancerous). It is often
impossible to tell what type of mass (malignant or benign) is present without
microscopic examination of the tissue (called histopathology).
Thoracic radiographs have been taken and show no signs of metastasis at this time.
Bloodwork results show inflammatory/infectious markers increased which can likely
be attributed to her recent clearance from a upper respiratory infection (which can
take 2-3 weeks to resolve on bloodwork). This girl would truly benefit from care at a
full service vet to have further diagnostics (bloodwork follow up) and removal of her
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*Belle is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Belle is constantly demand barking at staff, heavily
panting, and standing on her kennel door. She enjoys interacting with people, she
likes treats and going on walks. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment
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Rocco is being treated for straining to defecate and enlarged lymph nodes. He also
has concern for an abdominal mass thought to be originating from the spleen. X-ray
report available. He would benefit from continued work-up including advanced
imaging and sampling of his lymph nodes. He is looking for placement by 4/12/26.
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Mcflurry is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Mcflurry gets excited likes to grab the leash
when walking. 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 a young and intelligent
pup who is struggling in the shelter environment due to his high energy in kennel. He
enjoys his training and while he can at times get overstimulated, he is eager to learn
and picks thing up quickly.
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Canela is being treated for a chronic skin infection that is responding best to
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This sweet girl recently underwent surgery to remove multiple mammary tumors and
has been diagnosed with mammary carcinoma. Laboratory results indicate that the
tumors were completely excised. However, there remains a meaningful risk of
recurrence. Larger tumor size, as seen in this case, is associated with shorter
survival times, a higher likelihood of metastasis, and an increased risk of the cancer
returning locally. Chest x-rays prior to surgery were normal, but bloodwork indicated
possible early kidney disease. She would benefit from transfer to a paw partner for
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*Avarius is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. He is fecal tracking, demand barking, and panting. Avarius is a
shy boy with beautiful eyes, looking for a calm place where he can come out of his
shell! This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more
comfortable with social and environmental changes. This animal needs placement by
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Mars is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Mars is panting and pacing in her kennel, leaving
fecal tracking. She is very intelligent and engaged with her training, and she loves
getting attention from her people! She is a very sweet girl who has shown interest in
toys, but isn't quite sure how to play with them yet! She is a current playgroup
candidate and can be tense/assertive with other dogs. This animal would benefit
from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing
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Caleb is exhibiting signs of arousal and anxiety in the shelter environment and is
having a hard time adapting. 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 gentleman. This
animal would benefit from an environment with less stimulation and some training to
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Gale is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Gale got loose from the play-yard, when a staff
member was trying to help the victim with another loose dog. He did cause a bite
when victim was in between the two dogs. He barks in his kennel but walks well,
seeks attention, and is eager to learn once out of the kennel. This animal would
benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing
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Miss. Boulder is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
kennel distress. She is very on leash reactive to other dogs and struggles to calm
down or disengaged when faced with a trigger. She is having severe fecal tracking in
her kennel. Staff are working with her on reactivity, she is slowly improving day by
day. She wear a special collar called a gentle leader that helps with her leash
manners. She is a very sweet girl who loves treats, and enjoys fetch. This dog is
working with our training team daily on leash skills, basic obedience, and good
manners. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more
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Edwin is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Edwin came in with his littermates and is housed with some of them in an effort
to make him more comfortable. He has allowed handling from staff, but is very tense
when team members are interacting with him. He hasn't shown any distance
increasing behaviors, just simply turns his head away when being pet. Edwin would
really benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with
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Vernon is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Though he has allowed handling from staff he does not seek attention.
Vernon would really benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more
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Echo is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. He is an energetic and affectionate boy with a lot of
personality. In his kennel he is showing signs of stress, he is high jumping, jumping
at the kennel door, and demand barking at staff, as he is eager to leave his kennel.
During morning cleaning, he is wall rebounding, fecal tracking, barking, panting, and
pacing. He is intelligent and engaged in his training, and working with the behavior
team every day to refine his manners and skills like sit, down, rollover, middle and
heel. He likes playing tug with stuffies and loves a game of fetch. 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 4/14 at 3 PM.
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*APRICOT is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Apricot is a scared boy. He came in with 50 other cats in a hoarding
case and is undersocialized. He needs lots of time and patience to be able to
decompress and show his true colors. He has not allowed handling here at the
shelter with staff. He hisses, swats, and growls. We do believe that once out of the
shelter his behavior can change and he can learn to warm up in a nice and loving
home. He needs out of the shelter to be able to fully thrive. This animal would benefit
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*SPICY CUCUMBER is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting
signs of extreme fear. He is showing distancing behaviors such as hissing, swatting,
low growling, and avoiding. Staff have been unable to physically interact with him. He
is very under socialized and cam in with many other cats. He does seem to like
catnip and his food. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and
become more comfortable with social and environmental changes.
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*ZUCCHINI is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. *Zucchini is a fearful boy, Zucchini came in with a large litter of
undersocialized cats and is showing distance increasing behaviors like, hissing,
growling and hiding. He needs out of the shelter to be able to decompress. He needs
lots of time and patience to be able to show his true colors. This animal would
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Cherry is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Cherry ha not shown much improvement during her interaction with
staff. She tolerates minimal petting. She is swatting, hissing, and lunging forward
towards staff to end the interaction as quickly as possible. Cherry came to shelter in
a hoarding case with many other cats. She lacks proper socialization with people,
but she is enjoying her time with her littermates. This animal would benefit from a
quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and environmental
changes. This animal needs placement by 4/10 at 3 PM.
Litter # A1413014
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Bonnie is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Staff have not been able to physically interact with Bonnie. Bonnie is
hissing and swatting at staff. She did come in with many other cats through a
hoarding case. She needs lots of time to socialize with people. She needs lots of
patience to be able to learn to socialize, we believe that she will be able to show off
her true colors in a nice and loving home. This animal would benefit from a quieter
place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and environmental
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Litter #A1413014
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Atlas is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Atlas was reported to be aggressive by an adopter.
However in the shelter he has been friendly with staff and enjoys treats, can be
stressed by panting and whining. This animal would benefit from a calmer
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Misty is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. Misty is showing distancing behaviors from staff. She has continued hissing at
staff while attempting to interact. She has shown some small very slow
improvements. She has now started to allow petting. She really enjoys silvervine and
catnip. She would do well in place where she can take time to open up. This animal
would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with
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This darling man has degenerative joint disease in both elbows that is being
managed with anti-inflammatory medications. He would benefit from consultation
with an orthopedist to determine if athroscopic surgery vs long-term pain
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Spider man is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Spiderman is a fearful boy, he is frozen and tense with fear but does
all full handling from staff. He does not avoid but is uncomfortable here at the shelter.
He needs out of the shelter to be able to decompress with lots of time and patience.
This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more
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Captain is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Captain is a fearful boy. He has previously shown distancing behaviors
like hissing, swatting, growling. He has recently opened up and allowed interactions
with staff. He really enjoys silvervine. We do believe that once out of the shelter he
will be able to show his true colors. He needs lots of time and patience to be able to
decompress. 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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This kitten was exposed to a kitten that 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
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This kitten was exposed to a kitten that 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
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*Pineapple is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. This cat came in with a large litter, many of these cats are showing
undersocialized behavior, pineapple is hiding under growling, hissing, and has
dilated pupils. Staff has not been able to handle this cat. This animal would benefit
from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and
environmental changes. This animal needs placement by 4/14 at 3 pm
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J.J is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. He has a bite history. J.J. did bite when he was being contained on
the freeway. J.J. approached with curiosity, displaying a wagging tail. However, upon
opening the kennel door, he became visibly nervous and avoided the leash,
indicating he is not leash-trained. Once the leash was placed on him, J.J. began
panting and pacing, pulling away when picking up and continuing to avoid. 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. This animal needs placement by 4/11- 3pm
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*Prince Leonidas Rogers is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and
is displaying signs of kennel distress and anxiety. He can become jumpy and
mouthy during play. He shows signs of over stimulation and over arousal. He takes
treats gently. Outside of the kennel, he pulls on leash, allows all handling, and
seeks attention. He was moved to a quieter space and is doing very well! He is less
anxious in his larger space. When he is excited to exit his suite or sees team
members he knows, he jumps very high, pants, whines, paces, and barks. He can
be on leash reactive to dogs and people. He settles for treats and is receptive to
training but needs help on his manners.This dog is working with our training team
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Jango is exhibiting signs of arousal while being at the shelter and may be having a
hard time calming and adapting to the environment. Per owner he does not do well
with other animals. Jango has a bite history when he becomes over-aroused during
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This very sweet older lady was noted to have a large skin mass on her abdomen. It
does not seem to be causing her discomfort at this time and she is a very happy
girl. She would benefit from follow up at a full service vet for surgical removal of this
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This older gal has severe dental disease, stomatitis, a possible oral mass/hyplasia,
and is very underweight. Despite her dental concerns, she is eating well and gaining
weight. She would benefit eventual dental care/removal of her oral mass. Full mouth
extractions may be indicated. Bloodwork is available for review and largely showed
signs of inflammation. Placement is needed by 4/12 at 3pm. TAF will cover the cost
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This underweight kitten and littermates are being treated for a severe respiratory
infection, conjunctivitis and ringworm. This kitten also has corneal ulcers in both of
their eyes that are in need of monitoring for normal healing. They need transfer
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This underweight kitten and littermates are being treated for a severe respiratory
infection, conjunctivitis and ringworm. This kitten has a confirmed ruptured left eye
that will need enucleation (eye removal) once this kitten is healthy enough to
undergo surgery. They need transfer placement by 4/12 at 3pm for additional
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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 4/14 (7 days post
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This old man appears to have a chronic "cherry eye" in one eye. He's also got
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This older guy has severe dental disease and an intermittent dry cough (likely
suggestive of tracheal collapse). He has also been vomiting food since entering our
care. X-rays of the thorax and abdomen are available for review and showed a large
bladder stone. Senior bloodwork is pending. He would benefit from surgical removal
of his bladder stone and will likely need treatment with a urinary diet moving forward.
We need to place him by 4/12 at 3 PM.
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Brandi is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. Brandi is a scared and nervous dog who is gradually gaining
confidence. She may take some time to warm up to new people and environments,
but with patience and gentle handling, she continues to make steady progress. This
animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable
with social and environmental changes. This animal needs placement by 4/14- 3pm
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 4/10 to 4/14.
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This happy boy appears to have had a previous injury to his right eye. Consultation
with a full-service veterinarian and/or a veterinary ophthalmologist is advised to
determine a treatment plan (which may include surgical removal of the eye).
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This young man presented to the shelter with a large abscess on his chin and was
noted to be very thin. We drained the abscess and he is on pain meds and
antibiotics but would benefit from follow up care at a full service vet. His abscess has
healed but he is still quite thin, He will need to be picked up by 4/12 at 3pm.
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This older lady came to us with severe, chronic ear infections in both ears. She
would benefit from ongoing topical medications and may need surgical intervention if
her ears do not improve. She also has a low grade heart murmur and is overweight.
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Penny is an older pup who has some abnormalities on her bloodwork including
anemia and elevated liver enzymes. She would benefit from advanced imaging and
continued evaluation outside the shelter. She is looking for placement by 4/17/26 at
3pm.
Additionally, Penny 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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This handsome boy has dental disease and inflammation in his mouth. He is in need
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The older guy came to us with severe dental disease, cataracts and corneal
changes, and matted fur. He is also showing signs of possible cognitive dysfunction,
but it is difficult to assess due to the stressful shelter environment. Bloodwork is
available for review and showed only minor liver enzyme elevations. We need to
place him by 4/11 at 3 PM.
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This old friend has difficultly rising and getting around with their pelvic limbs which
could be secondary to arthritis, hip dysplasia, or other concerns. They would benefit
from bloodwork and x-rays at a full service clinic.
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Bao Bao is being treated for multiple wounds, a limp, entropion, and an ear infection.
Temporary staples have been placed prevent her eyelids from rolling and her
lameness has improved with rest. She is in need of continued medical care as well
as surgery for her entropion. Placement is needed by 4/13 at 3pm.
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This older girl presented with shelter with a persistent dry cough, and suspected L
inguinal reducible hernia. Tracheal collapse is the most likely cause of her cough at
this time, but she also has some mild left sided heart enlargement on x-rays.
Incidently she was also noted to have intervertebral disc disease on imaging. She
would benefit from follow up at a full service vet. Seeking placement by 4/12 at 3pm.
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Mojito is being treated for a wound on his face and would benefit from continued
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This turtle appears to have the start of shell rot likely secondary to poor housing
conditions. We are managing them with shell baths and frequent water changes in
their tank. They would benefit from continued management and assessment at a
clinic better equipped to care for exotic species.
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This pet has a broken jaw, likely due to dental disease. She also has a mammary
mass. She would benefit from consult with a dental specialist. She is looking to be
placed with a partner by 4/12/26.
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Cole is being treated for vestibular disease. This can cause a pet feel nauseas and
dizzy. The cause is currently unknown. Some cases improve with time but advanced
imaging would be beneficial. Cole is looking for placement with a paw partner by
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This sweet friend came into our care with a respiratory infection, conjunctivitis,
underweight and dehydrated with fly eggs stuck to their fur. We have started
treatments and supportive care at this time, but they would benefit from closer
monitoring and more intensive care at a full service clinic.
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As of 4/10/2026 9:31:04PM