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*Winston Furchill is exhibiting signs of arousal and anxiety in the shelter
environment and is having a hard time adapting. He was in a foster home for about 3
months and they reported that he showed some resource guarding behaviors with
the other dog in the home who was a small dog. They stated he is very possessive
over people and attention with the other dog in the home. He is mostly potty trained,
but had a few accidents in the house. He plays very rough, unintentionally. He was
too much for the children in the home. They also reported he had separation anxiety
and when left alone could be destructive.
We recommend a home with no kids under 5 and no small dogs. At the shelter, he
seeks attention and enjoys petting from staff. He is barking, jumping, and panting in
his kennel.
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This lovebug was noted to be intermittently dribbling urine. His bloodwork was
unremarkable, and he did have some crystals in his urine. X-rays are available for
review and were within normal limits. He's hoping for transfer placement by 5/20 at
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Peach Crumble 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. Peach crumble came in
originally from a hoarding case where she was not socialized. She went into foster
and started to warm up and tolerated handling. She was a no handle with staff but
has warmed up so much after she was moved in with her sister. She seeks pets and
vocal. She has high arousal and loves attention but also will let you know when she
needs her space. She does get scared with fast movements and will spit and swat
at time but settles quickly. She needs time out of the shelter to be able to
decompress fully.
She is co-housed with a littermates and although we are not requiring they go home
together, they would love to find a home together if possible!
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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.
Due to the behavior reported in the home, we recommend a home with no small
kids. However in the shelter he has been friendly with staff and enjoys treats. He
can be stressed by panting and whining. This animal would benefit from a calmer
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Paco is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Paco is 41 lbs of cuteness! He is wiggly and excited
to meet new people. He is anxious in his kennel and hates watching people walk by!
He is barking, jumping, pawing at the door, and panting trying to get attention from
people passing.
He shows dog selective behaviors at playgroup with male dogs, but his social skills
are improving every playgroup session and he is becoming more playful with both
male and female dogs. He is showing improved dog to dog behaviors. He still
requires proper introductions to new dogs.
This dog is working with our training team daily on leash skills, basic obedience, and
good manners. This dog is a “potty dog” at the shelter which means they wait to go
outside to do their business and is likely housebroken.
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Bowser is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Bowser recently was returned after one day for
marking and destroyed a bookshelf and per adopter he was very well behaved and
was exposed to peafowl, dogs, kittens/cats and was well behaved with them.
He is jumping, barking, and pacing in his kennel. He can be jumpy and mouthy
when overexcited. He shows poor impulse control but is working very hard on his
manners! He working with our training team daily on leash skills, basic obedience,
and good manners. He is fun to work with and eager to learn. He can be unsure
when first meeting other dogs at playgroup but is becoming more comfortable and
tolerant with time. 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 5/16 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 5/16 to 5/21.
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This pup is thin and has a strip of hairloss down his neck, back, and tail as well as
some on each of his legs. He's had some improvement with treatment, but may
benefit from additional diagnostics. Bloodwork is available.
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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Shelly is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. Shelly is high pitch demand barking, heavily panting,
and being extremely reactive to her neighbors. Even after taking a break from her
kennel she continues these behaviors. She loves attention from people and treats.
She has lots of energy to play. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment
and training to be able to cope with changing environments and separation.
This dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and needs to be
isolated from other dogs through at least 5/21/26 while being treated.
Since this dog is contagious to other dogs, they are not eligible for meet and greets
but they are still available for adoption and foster!
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Shirley is not adapting well in a kennel at the shelter and is exhibiting barrier
frustration towards team members and other stimuli. Shirley barks with weight
forward when she's in the kennel. Outside of the kennel she enjoys treats and is
curious of staff. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment and training to
be able to cope with changing environments and kenneling. 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 placement by 5/19 at 3 PM.
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Ohio has a crossed right eye as well as a skin condition affecting his back paws. He
would benefit from placement with a paw partner for an ophthalmologist and/or
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Stinker bell is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Stinker bell has now started to rebound off her
wall, staff are able to get her to settle. She demand barks so much she is now
starting to loose her voice. She enjoys human interaction, loves attention, and
treats. 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.
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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. 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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Milo presents as calm, curious, and easy to handle. He has allowed leashing and
general handling without issue and seeks out affection, enjoying petting and
cuddling. Per the owner’s report and in-shelter observations, Milo does display
resource guarding behaviors, including freezing, lifting his lips, and showing his teeth
when in possession of valued items. According to the owner, Milo is house-trained
and dog-friendly. He has not been exposed to children or cats.
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This guy came to us with injuries to the paw pads on all 4 of his feet. He would
benefit from ongoing bandaging on his paws and pain management outside of the
shelter environment.
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Beetlejuice is not adapting well in a kennel at the shelter and is exhibiting barrier
frustration towards team members and other stimuli. Beetlejuice having difficulty
being housed to so many dogs. He is cagefighting and having frustration with his
neighbors. He doesn't enjoy when dogs walk past his kennel. He starts hard barking
and pushing his body against the kennel door. He does come to play group he is
very pushy, rude, and doesn't know his size. He is treat motivated and would enjoy
spending everyday with his person. 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 kenneling.
Additionally, this dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and
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Riley is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs
of kennel distress and anxiety. He is panting heavily and tracking his feces through
out his kennel, he can also be reactive to other dogs in their kennel. Once he is out
of the kennel, he does allow all handling but could use some work on his loose leash
walk. He is also a current playgroup candidate. This animal would benefit from a
calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing environments and
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Milo is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying signs of
kennel distress and anxiety. Milo caused a minor bite while jumping for his leash.
Milo has shown constant mouthy and jumpy behaviors when interacting with staff.
Milo is a high energy young dog and would benefit from training. He has also started
to constantly demand barking, standing on his kennel door, and heavily pant. This
animal would benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with
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*Prince is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. He is fecal tracking through out his kennel and
is panting while in his kennel. Once out of kennel, dog allows all handling and does
seek attention. He is also a current playgroup candidate. This animal would benefit
from a calmer environment and training to be able to cope with changing
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This sweet man came to the shelter with a pretty significant upper respiratory
infection, and he has only improved slightly with extended treatment. Due to his
need for more advanced care, we need to place him by 5/15 at 3 PM.
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*Big Wave is a fun, high energy boy who is not adapting well to being in a kennel at
the shelter and is displaying signs of kennel distress and anxiety. He is constantly
demand barking, standing and jumping on his kennel door. He can be a little mouthy
and jumping while hanging out with him. He lacks some manner, but is super treat
motivated. 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.
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*Chrissy Snow is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is
displaying signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Chrissy is unable to focus well when
training and engaging in play with staff. She is heavily panting, having heavy fecal
tracking in her kennel, and constantly demand barking. She does really enjoy treats
and after some time she is able to engage in training. 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
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This chicken has some comb overgrowth and would benefit from a potential trim with
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Nala 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. Nala is a sweet girl who needs
out of the shelter to be able to decompress. She is tense, growling, and watchful
with staff but with a slow approach and lots of patience she has allowed staff to fully
handle her. She needs time to decompress and show her true colors
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This kitten is being treated for constipation and would benefit from transfer to a paw
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This sweet older guy came to us with dental disease and history of inappropriate
urination, as reported by his previous owner. Bloodwork and urinalysis are available
for review and showed possible early chronic kidney disease (CKD). He would
benefit from ongoing monitoring with periodic bloodwork and a dental procedure.
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This boy arrived with a limp and was diagnosed with a likely cranial cruciate ligament
tear and mild bilateral hip dysplasia via x-rays. He also has some dental disease
and a few small skin masses. TAF will cover the cost of surgery if transferred by
5/15 at 3 PM. Bloodwork is pending.
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*Scoob is not adapting well to being in a kennel at the shelter and is displaying
signs of kennel distress and anxiety. Scoob is fecal tracking in his kennel, demand
barking, showing barrier reactivity to other dogs in kennels, and is jumpy and
mouthy with staff members. He is struggling with impulse control around treats and
attention from team members, he is a big boy who can get jumpy and take treats
roughly at times. He is a very goofy boy who loves attention and treats, he is
working daily on his manners and has made friends in playgroup who love his loud
silly play style. If tall dark and handsome is your thing, Scoob might just be your
guy! This animal would benefit from a calmer environment and training to be able to
cope with changing environments and separation. Due to the severity of these
behaviors, this animal is transfer only and not a foster candidate at this time.
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animal needs placement by 05/20 at 3 PM.
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This little one has lost some weight and is having diarrhea (parvotest negative). Fecal
PCR is positive for C. perfringens (a bacteria) and antibiotics have been started.
They are in in need of transfer placement by 5/19 at 3pm.
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This puppy has recovered from parvovirus but is still having some diarrhea. She may
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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 5/20/26 (7 days
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This older lady came to us with a mass on her lower lip. TAF will cover the cost of a
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This friend has a fractured left front leg (ulna and metatarsal bones) with an abscess
is responding well to treatment. Additionally, they had a degloved declaw on their
right front that was repaired and is healing well at this time. Despite their injuries
they are ambulatory and weight-bearing. Radiographs can be made available to any
interested paw partners. Bloodwork most notably shows decreased calcium and
albumin, which could be secondary to inflammation. They are in need of placement
with a paw partner for continued wound management (splint/bandage changes,
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Cottonball was noted to have a heart murmur at time of exam. She would benefit
from placement with a paw partner for continued work-up and evaluation of the heart.
Additionally, she 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
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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.
She can be a bit of a bully and bossy at shelter playgroup. We are still assessing
and learning more about her dog-to-dog social skills. We do know that she is social,
friendly, and loving with people!
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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
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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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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has severe dental disease. He would benefit from more intensive care than can be
provided in the shelter environment, as well as dental care. We need to place him by
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This older guy came to us with severe dental diseas and minor wounds. He would
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Steve is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of extreme
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Tom has severe dental disease and is in need of likely full mouth extractions. He is
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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
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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
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Apple Juice came to us very matted, thin, and with dental disease. She has had a
good appetite while here. She would benefit from continued monitoring as well as a
dental cleaning with extractions when a healthier weight.
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This friend came into our care with severely overgrown hooves that have since been
trimmed. Additionally, he is very underweight. He would benefit from a more thorough
assessment with farm animal veterinarian.
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This kitten has a severe upper respiratory infection causing sneezing, anorexia, and
conjunctivitis. The conjunctivitis has affected the health of the left eye and an
enucleation may be warranted. She is looking for placement by 5/21/26 3pm.
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Bruce Wayne is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Bruce gets scared of the leash and will lift lips and show teeth to warn
staff to stop trying to leash him. Without the leash he is sweet and curious and
enjoys treats. 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 request. This
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This turtle arrived with some swelling around its neck. It is suspected this is due to a
husbandry issue, however evaluation by a veterinarian that is comfortable with reptile
medicine is advised to the appropriate diagnostic and treatment plan.
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This turtle came into our care with a very dirty shell and flaky scutes and could be
indicative of early shell rot secondary to poor husbandry. We are currently managing
them with medicated shell scrubs/cleaning and regular water changes. They would
benefit from placement with a transfer partner better equipped to care for exotic
species.
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This little one has a large ruptured abscess on their abdomen. We have started
antibiotics and pain medications and have begun wound closure. They will need a
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Poor Duke has had a rough past few months and he needs more help than the
shelter can give him. He was first brought to the shelter by animal protection
services when abandoned in February. He arrived with a female dog who appeared to
be a littermate. He was adopted and returned after 3 months through no fault of his
own. However, the adopter reported he barked at dogs. He was then adopted again
and returned due to being barrier reactive and attempting to jump a fence to gain
access to a small dog and on leash reactivity to people. He was the adopted and
returned again due to dog-to-dog issues: he was not properly introduced to a new
dog and instigated a fight with this dog but he did not cause injury.
He has come to shelter playgroup and has shown dog selective behaviors including
being challenging to new dogs. He gets along well with some dogs, but not all. He
has preferences about which dogs he's comfortable around and can sometimes
struggle to be socially appropriate with certain others. With ongoing training,
supervision, and proper introductions, his interactions with other dogs can continue
to improve. We recommend slow, structured introductions to new dogs to ensure
positive experiences.
His reactivity has been steadily increasing due to the inconsistency he has
experienced in the past few months. He is barking, pulling and lunging towards other
dogs at the shelter. This environment is overstimulating with the number of dogs he's
being housed near his stress levels and reactivity have been increasing. He is
friendly with people. He needs more guidance and training than the shelter can
provide, therefore we are urgently seeking placement for him in a home that can give
him time to decompress and training to improve his reactivity. Due to his
complicated needs and the severity of these behaviors, this animal is transfer only,
however, long term foster could be considered under the right circumstances.
This animal needs placement by 5/19 at 3 PM.
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This geriatric has a lot of muscle loss and may be blind. He also has dental disease
and is declawed on his front feet. He's hoping for transfer placement by 5/18 at 3pm.
Partial bloodwork is available.
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This sweet girl presented to the shelter with what appeared to be insect bites that
left her skin very irritated as well as a maggot infestation around her anus. Her skin
was cleaned, and all the maggots were removed. She is set up for baths and on
anti-inflammatories. She would benefit from follow up at a full service vet.
Additionally, This dog was diagnosed with an infectious respiratory disease and
needs to be isolated from other dogs through 05/26/26 while being treated.
Since this dog is contagious to other dogs, they are not eligible for meet and greets
but they are still available for adoption and foster!
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Kane is not adapting well in a kennel at the shelter and is exhibiting barrier
frustration towards team members and other stimuli. Kane shows barrier reactivity
with follow through to staff. He is hard barking, very tense, hard staring at staff, and
some grumbles. However outside of his kennel he is a strong goofball. He seeks
attention from people and allows petting. He also love cheese. His only issue is the
kennel door. This animal would benefit from a calmer environment and training to be
able to cope with changing environments and kenneling.This animal needs
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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 05/25/26 (7 days
post CPMA administration). This litter needs transfer to a paw partner by 3pm on
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This kitten's littermate 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 05/25/26 (7 days post CPMA administration). This litter needs transfer
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This kitten's littermate 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 05/25/26 (7 days post CPMA administration). This litter needs transfer
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Queen is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of
extreme fear. Queen was reported to be aggressive to men. Here in the shelter she
is lip licking and quiet, doesnt seek attention from staff but allows petting. 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 request. This animal needs
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This sweet girl is obese and has some lameness. She also has dental tartar and is
being treated for an ear infection. Follow up at a full-service veterinarian would likely
include bloodwork and imaging to determine the next steps in her care. She's hoping
for transfer placement by 5/19 at 3pm.
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Estrella is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. When Estrella first came to the shelter we were unable to
physical interact with her. She was very tense, hard staring at staff, and snapping at
the leash. With time Estrella has slowly allowed some petting. She is very avoidant
of leashing and takes time to get use to new people. She can be very tense and
unsure of new interaction. She does enjoy cheese and peanut butter. 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 request.This animal needs placement by
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Gunner is not adapting well to the shelter environment and exhibiting signs of fear
and kennel distress. Gunner is a fearful boy. He is lunging, showing teeth, and
barking in his kennel due to fear in this stressful shelter environment. After a few
days and lots of treats he has started to warm up with staff and allowed staff to take
him out of the kennel. He is sensitive to his lower back/rear being handled but with a
slow approach does tolerated. He needs out of the shelter to be able to decompress
with an experienced handler. 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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This dog has tested positive for canine parvovirus. We have treated them with Canine
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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
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This dog has tested positive for canine parvovirus. We have treated them with Canine
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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
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This little one has very stiff hind legs and may need some imaging to determine the
problem and treatment options. She also has significant dental disease. She's
hoping for transfer placement by 5/20 at 3pm.
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This sweet older girl has a skin mass on right her hind paw that requires surgical
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This sweet dog has severe dental disease. She has swelling on the right side of her
face which is suspected to be from a tooth root abscess and is in need of
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This kitten has been losing weight since entering the shelter and needs transfer to a
paw partner by 3pm on 05/20/26. She is also being treated for an infectious upper
respiratory infection until 05/23.
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This guy came to us with injured paw pads. He would benefit from more intensive
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This dog has severe, chronic ear issues affecting his left ear. He will likely require
surgical intervention with a specialist to correct this issue. We need to place him by
5/23 at 3 PM.
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This kitten has a severe upper respiratory infection and ulcers on her tongue. She
would benefit from more intensive care than can be provided in the shelter
environment. We need to place her by 5/21 at 3 PM.
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This young guy came to us with severe injuries to his tail and right hind toe, which
required surgical intervention. He would benefit from ongoing wound care and pain
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This kitten came to us with a severe eye infection. He may require surgical eye
removal if he does not improve with topical medications. He is also underweight and
would benefit from careful monitoring and feeding. We need to place him by 5/21 at 3
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