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Kiki is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs of
kennel distress and anxiety. Kiki is a sweet girl but becoming stressed in his
kennel. Previously in the shelter, when dogs pass by she is running up and throwing
herself against the wall due to barrier frustration with dogs. She is high jumping in
her kennel and falling. She does cage fight her loud neighbors, but remains calm
with her quiet neighbors. Outside of the kennel she loves treats. Smart and eager to
learn. She is restless in and out of her kennel and needs out of the shelter to be able
to decompress. She has come to playgroup and can be defensive with dogs and
does prefer the calmer friends. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment
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This boy has patchy hairloss that is likely associated with allergies. He also has
discharge from both eyes, possibly associated with a chronic condition known as
"dry eye". He had a lower eyelid repair (entropion surgery) but still has some
changes to that eye. He's hoping for transfer placement by 3/8 at 3pm.
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This pet is being treated for demodex mites. She may need additional diagnostics if
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This older guy came to us with ruptured cranial cruciate ligaments in both knees,
with his right leg worse than his left. We are currently managing his pain with oral
medications, but he would benefit from surgical correction. Bloodwork is available for
review and is within normal limits.
The Animal Foundation will cover the cost of surgery (TPLO) in his right knee along
with some post-op physical therapy once he is adopted or transferred.
Theo is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Theo is high jumping in his kennel, heavily panting,
and creating heavy fecal tracking throughout his kennel. He is struggling with the
overstimulation in the shelter. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment
and training to be able to cope with changing environments and separation.
Additionally this dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and
needs to be isolated from other dogs through 3/9/26 while being treated.
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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). Of those that are
malignant, 50% of those can be cured with complete excision (surgical removal).
This means that 75% of mammary tumors in dogs are benign or can be cured with
surgery and 25% of all mammary tumors are malignant and could eventually be fatal
due to spread of cancerous tissue through the body. It is often impossible to tell
what type of mass (malignant or benign) is present without microscopic examination
of the tissue (called histopathology). This girl would truly benefit from care at a full
service vet to have further diagnostics and removal of her mammary mass to
determine he best next steps. Thoracic radiographs have been taken and show no
signs of metastasis at this time.
Additionally, this dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and
needs to be isolated from other dogs through 3/11 while being treated. Since this
dog is contagious to other dogs, they are not eligible for meet and greets but they
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This little one is being treated for a respiratory infection and diarrhea. On fecal PCR
they were positive for low levels of clostridium, campylobacter, and distemper. A
distemper PCR has been sent out to determine if this puppy has an active distemper
infection vs is testing positive secondary to vaccination with DAPPV. PCR results
still pending at this time.
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This dog was potentially exposed to another dog that tested positive for Canine
Distemper Virus. Canine Distemper Virus is a highly contagious and potentially
life-threatening disease in dogs that causes coughing, sneezing, nasal discharge,
ocular discharge, lethargy, fever, and reduced appetite; vomiting, diarrhea, muscle
tremors, seizures, and paralysis can be seen in more severe cases. Vaccination is
highly effective for prevention of Canine Distemper Virus, and every dog entering the
shelter is vaccinated upon intake unless they have known vaccination history.
Puppies and unvaccinated dogs are most at risk for contracting Canine Distemper
Virus, which can be spread through respiratory droplets, saliva, urine, feces, and
contaminated surfaces/objects. We recommend isolating this dog from other dogs
and monitoring closely over the next 14 days for signs of disease. If clinical signs
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Haze is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. He is pacing, barking, panting, and whining in his
kennel. He is growing more anxious despite training with staff, walks with volunteers,
anti-anxiety medication, and playgroup with other dog friends. He enjoys walks,
playing, and affection and is bored and stressed in his kennel. He is a smart, high
energy pup who need an outlet. This dog is working with our training team daily on
leash skills, basic obedience, and good manners.
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This big, sweet boy is a little overweight and is being treated for an ear infection. He
does have some hind end weakness but his comfort is currently being managed by
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Meowtthew is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
fear and kennel distress. Meowtthew came to the shelter due to a confiscate. He
has been fearful and wary of staff since being here but has tolerated pets from staff.
His behavior is starting to decline and is now not allowing staff members to handle
him; in the kennel he was tense and attempted to bite due to his fear. He was
moved to a quite space where he tolerates handling but is frozen in fear, not eating
regularly, and only tolerates minimal handling. He needs out of the shelter and we
believe once he is out of the shelter environment he will 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. This animal
needs placement by 3/10 by 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 3/6 to 3/10.
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Cassandra is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. On intake, Cassandra was growling and showing some barrier
aggressive behaviors to where staff was not able to handle. After a few hours of
kennel time, staff was able to leash and take out. She was hesitant at first with
handling, but slowly started to warm up especially when yummy treats were
involved. She is still avoiding, retreating and growling at unknown people. With time,
patience, and treats, she allows handling. She requires a slower approach. 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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Jackson is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. Jackson has a bite history, when a person tried to contain him
he jumped up and bit their hand. Here at the shelter, he has tolerated minimal
handling, he is head whipping and low growling and requires a slower approach.
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. This
animal needs placement by 3/8 at 3 PM.
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Hot link is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress.
Hot link is nervous, tense, and unsure when approached. He initially avoided
interaction, particularly when the leash was presented. Once leashed, he walked out
with the team member.
In a quieter setting, he remained tense and nervous. He slowly approached for treats
and showed cautious interest. He allowed limited handling but would move away at
times. Overall the tolerated handling but remains nervous, tense, and unsure. This
animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more comfortable
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Turtle is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. Turtle does have a bite history. She was found as a stray. The finder
had her in a crate and when they went to get her out of the crate they grabbed her
by her sweater and pulled her out of the kennel. She then turned a bit the person on
the hand. We believe this was a fear based bite. Here at the shelter she is whale
eyed, trembling, tense, avoidant of staff. She does tolerate very slow and minimal
petting, and might warm up. 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. This animal needs placement by 3/10 at 3 PM.
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Buddy is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. When he first arrived to the shelter, he was very scared and was
avoiding interaction. However, he is no longer fearful. Now he is growing more
anxious in his kennel and is barking, pacing, and panting with tense body language.
He is a playgroup candidate but is still figuring out how to play and engage with
other dogs. He is a smart boy and is eager to learn but he currently has poor leash
manners and pulls very hard in leash. He loves toys, he chases balls, and he loves
and seeks attention from team members. This animal would benefit from a quieter
place to adjust and become more comfortable with social and environmental
changes. This dog is working with our training team daily on leash skills, basic
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This older lady came to us with two large skin masses and two mammary masses,
one of which appears to have ruptured. Chest x-rays are available (and
unconcerning). Bloodwork is within normal limits. We need to place her by 3/6 at 3
PM.
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Tucker is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Tucker is biting his door, barking and panting with a
foamy mouth. He enjoys treats and attention. This animal would benefit from a
calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing environments and
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This sweet, young gal has a severe vaginal prolapse that is too swollen/edematous
to reduce. Additionally, it appears quite chronic with a severe erosion to the mucosa
and areas of necrotic tissue. We are managing her with wound care at this time, but
due to the severity of the prolapse she is in need of a vaginal resection (removal of
the prolapsed tissue).
3/2 Update: Vaginal resection and anastomosis and spay surgery completed. Maple
bacon will need close monitoring of her surgical sites for dehiscence, infection, or
other concerns in addition to ensuring she continues to urinate normally post-op. If
unable to urinate due to swelling, she may need an indwelling urinary catheter.
Additionally, this dog 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 in dogs. 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 3/10 (7 days post CPMA administration).
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This sweet gentleman came to the shelter with multiple abrasion and areas of
alopecia (hair loss) he is also extremely thin. He eats really well and is very friendly.
Due to the severity of his skin and low body condition he would benefit from more
specialized care at a full service vet for more diagnostics (skin cytology and
bloodwork) to see what the best next steps are for him.
Update 3/4/26: *Hermon's skin is improving with treatment. Bloodwork available.
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This older guy came to us with a thin body condition, matted fur, muscle weakness,
and a cataract in his right eye. He would benefit from some imaging, a dental
procedure, and careful monitoring of his weight. Bloodwork is available and shows
some increased kidney values. We need to place him by 3/9 at 3 PM.
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This older girl has some muscle loss and shaky hind legs; she'd be best off outside
of the shelter on some softer flooring. She's underweight and has dental disease as
well as some masses in her mammary glands. Care a full-service veterinarian will
likely include bloodwork and imaging to determine the most appropriate next steps.
She's hoping for transfer placement by 3/8 at 3pm.
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This cat came to us with an upper respiratory infection. He also has chronic
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This happy little one arrived severely underweight. We're hoping he just needs some
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This gentle giant girl presented to the shelter with a large laceration in her left armpit
that caused significant emphysema (air under skin) on her neck, side and lower arm.
Her wound is healing but should be monitored to confirm it doesn't require additional
medical care.
This dog was also diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and needs to be
isolated from other dogs through 3/16 while being treated. Since this dog is
contagious to other dogs, they are not eligible for meet and greets but they are still
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This turtle has aural abscesses (ear infections) and will need follow up care with a
veterinarian comfortable with reptile medicine. Treatment will likely include surgically
cleaning out the abscesses. It's hoping for transfer placement by 3/8 at 3pm.
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This kitten has a mild avulsion of her lower rostral gingiva. She would benefit from
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This older dog has very cloudy eyes and probably has some vision problems. She
also has severe dental disease and some skin masses. She's hoping for transfer
placement by 3/8 at 3pm.
Doi is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. She is terrified and confused. She allows minimal petting but does
not like being picked up or put down. She attempts to bite when team members
move too fast. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become
more comfortable with social and environmental changes.
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This mom and litter are being treated for panleukopenia. We have treated them with
Canine Parvovirus Monoclonal Antibody (CPMA). 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 3/11/26 (7 days post CPMA administration).
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This mom and litter are being treated for panleukopenia. We have treated them with
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treatments, but this patient would benefit from more direct and intensive care at a full
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treatments, but this patient would benefit from more direct and intensive care at a full
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casted but will ultimately need surgery. She has been very sweet for treatments.
She is looking for placement by 3/7 3pm.
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This older friend has severe dental disease, healing lingual ulcers, and an
abnormal/opaque left eye with adhesions that appears to be non-visual. They would
benefit from close monitoring of their appetite, bloodwork, dental care, and possible
enucleation of their left eye. Placement is needed by 3/7 at 3pm.
Sohei is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear and
kennel distress. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become
more comfortable with social and environmental changes.
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Wolf Man has an abnormality in his bladder that is causing him to urinate blood. He
would benefit from continued work-up including a full ultrasound. He also has injuries
to his paw pads that would benefit from continued care outside the shelter. He is
looking for placement by 3/9 3pm
Additionally, Wolf Man is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting
signs of fear and kennel distress. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to
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Bronco is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. Bronco avoids staff at the back of his kennel. He snaps and
shows teeth as a warning to leave him alone. He allows being picked up and petted.
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. This
animal needs placement by 3/7 at 3 PM.
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This handsome boy is being treated for an abscess on one of his front legs and may
need additional veterinary care if not responding to initial treatments.
Jake is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
fear. This animal would benefit from a quieter place to adjust and become more
comfortable with social and environmental changes.
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on his head. He arrived at the shelter severely underweight and dehydrated but is
eating eagerly and has fairly unremarkable bloodwork. He's hoping for transfer
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This dog 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 in dogs. 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 3/13 (7 days post CPMA administration).
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As of 3/6/2026 9:30:37PM