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| A2306064 | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 | --Empty--
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| Thursday, 03 August, 2023 12:5PM | Note |
| A2306064 | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 | [BLANK] | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 3:15PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 | THIS ANIMAL HAS A RELEASE WAIVER DUE TO DISPLAYING STRESSFUL BEHAVIOR WHILE BEING KENNELED. THIS PET HAS BEEN MEDICATED WITH TRAZADONE, AN ANXIETY MEDICATION TO HELP HIM/HER RELAX WHILE STRESSED FROM BEING KENNELED. PLEASE ADVISE YOUR VETERINARIAN ABOUT THE MEDICATION HE/SHE WAS RECIEVING.ONCE ADOPTED, ANY BILLS, EXPENSES OR LIABILITY INCURED RELATING TO THIS WILL BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE ADOPTER AND THEIR PRIVATE VET. BCAC IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR THE CARE, TREATMENT, BILLS OR EXPENSES WHICH MAY INCUR DUE TO INCIDENTS REGARDING THIS BEHAVIOR.
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| Thursday, 03 August, 2023 4:32PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 | We are not able to examine this patient or provide preventive care due to high FAS or is not cooperative currently. A cooling off period is warranted and will be reevaluated when the circumstances have improved. | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 4:28PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 | Sponsored by The Pet Project
P1036497 - BB - 4-21-24 RBM
P1134500 - BB - 4-11-24 RBM
P0613799 - BB - 3-31-24 RBM
P1158052 - BB - 3-17-24 RBM
P0859519 - BB - 3-16-24 RBM
P1147825 - BB - 3-9-24 RBM
P1136398 - BB Date: 3-7-24 RBM | Sunday, 21 April, 2024 2:6PM | Intake / Outcome |
| A2306064 | Friday, 04 August, 2023 | Vet Check-ok to fully examine? | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 4:29PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Saturday, 05 August, 2023 | FAS= 1-2/5 | Saturday, 05 August, 2023 11:37AM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Tuesday, 15 August, 2023 | [BLANK] | Tuesday, 15 August, 2023 4:36PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Wednesday, 16 August, 2023 | Coughing, bilateral nasal discahrge.
Start Doxycycline, monitor appetite and clinical progression. | Wednesday, 16 August, 2023 4:53PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Thursday, 17 August, 2023 | DAPPV-L4 Booster
Strongid 50# | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 4:31PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Wednesday, 23 August, 2023 | 8/23 SHE ENTERED THE YARD STIFF WITH HACKLES UP. WE TRIED A LEASH INTRO WITH HAYLEE. SHE POSTURED HER WITH HACKLES UP WHILE LIP LICKING. HAYLEE TRIED TO ENGAGE WITH DAISY AND SHE TRIED TO TIP ON HER. I SENT HER FOR A WALK TO AVOID CONFLICT.
Additional Note:
| Sunday, 27 August, 2023 9:22AM | Playgroup |
| A2306064 | Sunday, 03 September, 2023 | Vet Recheck-Continue Trazadone? | Thursday, 03 August, 2023 4:30PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Tuesday, 19 September, 2023 | G000517
Anesthesia was induced using an injectable combination of sedatives
Maintenance: endotracheal tube, isoflurane
Patient was aseptically prepared for surgery. A ventral midline skin incision was made and extended through subcutaneous tissue and abdominal wall. The ovarian pedicle and uterine body were exteriorized, ligated and inspected for bleeding. The rectus fascia and the subcutaneous tissue were sutured. An intradermal pattern with absorbable monofilament suture was used to suture skin. Tissue glue was applied to incision. A green tattoo was applied on the abdomen to indicate patient has been sterilized. A microchip was inserted. RABIES VACCINE ADMINISTERED: RABVAC RABVAC Rabvac 1
Serial No: E0424453A
Exp: 02/04/24
Discharge instructions:
1. Exercise restriction: no running, jumping, playing with people or other animals, or long walks.
2. Do not bathe for 10 days
3. Suture removal not necessary
4. Monitor incision for discharge, redness, swelling. If green, yellow or thick bloody discharge is present please take pet to a veterinarian immediately.
| Tuesday, 19 September, 2023 1:23PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Wednesday, 06 December, 2023 | 12/6 SHE SEEMED UNCOMFORTABLE IN THE PEN. WE DID A LEASH INTRO WITH SETH AND KEVIN. SHE BRIEFLY TOLERATED SETH SMELLING HER AND THEN SHE STARTED TO GET DEFENSIVE. I SENT HER FOR A WALK INSTEAD.
Additional Note:
| Wednesday, 13 December, 2023 3:26PM | Playgroup |
| A2306064 | Wednesday, 06 December, 2023 | Monthly HW Prevention - administered | Wednesday, 06 December, 2023 4:17PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Sunday, 07 January, 2024 |
Meet Daisy! (A2306064)
2-Years-Old & 60 Pounds
Daisy arrived at the shelter all the way back in August on 08/03/23 as a stray. This playful girl knows several commands including, "sit," "paw," and "lay down." She enjoys running around outside and playing with balls, but nothing beats her rope toys! She loves cuddles and affection and would prefer having your attention all to herself ?? She needs a strong walker as she can pull a bit at first, but she tends to calm down along the way.
This sweet dog needs a home desperately as she is starting to lack her usual cheerful energy in this kennel environment. Won't you open your home to Daisy? ?
For more information on Daisy, please contact us at: Foster@Broward.org.
| Sunday, 07 January, 2024 1:39PM | Note-Fostblast |
| A2306064 | Wednesday, 07 February, 2024 | Monthly Heartworm Prevention: Completed
(Interceptor 51-100) | Wednesday, 07 February, 2024 1:58PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Wednesday, 21 February, 2024 | 2/21 WE DID A LEASH INTRO W/ REUBEN AND THEN BUNNY. SHE SOCIALIZED AND EXPLORED THE YARD WITH THEM. WHEN REUBEN WOULD RUN AROUND DAISY WOULD START TO GET OVERSTIMULATED AND FOCUS ON HIM. I SENT HER A FOR A WALK BEFORE MORE DOGS ENTERED THE YARD.
Additional Note:
| Monday, 26 February, 2024 9:5AM | Playgroup |
| A2306064 | Wednesday, 06 March, 2024 | Monthly Heartworm Prevention: Completed
(Interceptor 51-100) | Wednesday, 06 March, 2024 4:10PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Sunday, 10 March, 2024 | Broward Buddies Outing Date: March 9, 2024
Dog Name and ID: Daisy, ID#A2306064
Broward Buddies Foster Parents Name(s): David Wray
Broward Buddies Outing Location(s) Visited: TY Park, Burgers & Shakes, Stan Goldman Memorial Park
Duration of the Outing: 4 hours
1.) How did the dog do in the car?
Daisy was perfect in the car. She sat calmly in the back until we arrived at our destination. She hopped in and out of the car with ease.
2.) How did the dog do on the leash?
She was very excited to be at the park, so she pulled a bit on the leash. She was pretty easy to redirect though. As she got more tired, she became easier to walk.
3.) How was the dog around other people to include kids?
She was friendly with people. She let us
4.) How was the dog near other animals?
She was curious about some of the dogs we saw and pulled slightly towards them, but she was easy to redirect. She calmly ignored other dogs as we walked by.
5.) Did the dog behave while you were eating?
She was great while we ate lunch. She laid calmly beside us the whole time. She was relaxed in the busy environment.
6.) Did the dog beg for food?
Nope.
7.) How did the dog accept treats?
She was very gentle and sat to accept treats.
8.) Did anyone show any interest in the dog?
Not today.
9.) Did you take photos and videos?
Yes.
10.) Did you email photos and videos to: Foster@Broward.org?
I will.
11.) Other comments:
Daisy was a little shy in the shelter environment but as soon as we got outside she absolutely blossomed. After spending a little time together, she became so affectionate with both of us. She was so happy to be outside, and her tail was wagging the entire time! It was so funny to watch how excited she got every time she saw a squirrel. She will be a great companion to somebody.
| Sunday, 10 March, 2024 3:50PM | Behavior |
| A2306064 | Saturday, 23 March, 2024 | **SPONSORED BY PET PROJECT**
The Pet Project will provide food, annual vaccinations, heartworm medication, flea and tick medication and reduced cost veterinary care to adopter or foster parent for dog's lifetime.
Must contact Sue Martino, Executive Director for services. Adopter or Foster Parent's Contact info will be given to Sue for record of those utilizing program.
Pet Project For Pets - The Rescue Bank Affiliate Ft. Lauderdale & De Land Florida a signature program of Greater Good.org
954 568 5678 (office)
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Wilton Manors, FL 33311
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1325 Yorktown Street
De Land, FL 32724
| Saturday, 23 March, 2024 12:20PM | Note |
| A2306064 | Wednesday, 03 April, 2024 | Monthly Heartworm Prevention: Completed
(Interceptor 51-100) | Wednesday, 03 April, 2024 2:51PM | Medical |
| A2306064 | Saturday, 06 April, 2024 | Broward Buddies Outing Date: 3/31/24
Dog Name and ID: Daisy (I don't have her ID on hand)
Broward Buddies Foster Parents Name(s): Kristen Coniff & Malik Mosley
Broward Buddies Outing Location(s) Visited: Press and Grind Coffee Shop, Holiday Park, Starbucks
Duration of the Outing: 1:00 PM - 4:45 PM
1.) How did the dog do in the car? She was great in the car. She didn't try to advance into the front seat or anything. She mostly sat and panted but occasionally moved from side to side to sniff out of the cracked windows. She was a little nervous at first but grew more at ease each time we returned to the car.
2.) How did the dog do on the leash? She's very energetic so she does pull a lot on the leash and because she's heavy, she can drag the walker if they're not paying attention. She does eventually settle down though.
3.) How was the dog around other people to include kids? She was very friendly and seemed to favor approaching men over approaching women. She's initially a little cautious and reserved but after about 30 seconds, her tail started wagging each time. She took to some people quicker than others.
4.) How was the dog near other animals? She was very laid back around other animals at the park. She was leashed and walked but did not get excitable when she passed in proximity to other leashed pets and seemed wholly unbothered as we walked by a fenced dog park where other dogs were barking at her. She remained very calm.
5.) Did the dog behave while you were eating? Perfectly. She didn't beg or bother and just waited.
6.) Did the dog beg for food? No begging - I actually remarked on this as I was eating because it was notable and surprising.
7.) How did the dog accept treats? She did and she was very gentle when taking them out of the hand.
8.) Did anyone show any interest in the dog? They showed interest in the program more than the specific dog though she received a lot of compliments and pets from people while out.
9.) Did you take photos and videos? I have a few photos and I will send them separately!
10.) Did you email photos and videos to: Foster@Broward.org ? Pending.
11.) Other comments: Daisy is amazing and I really enjoyed my day out with her. I wish I could take her home myself but I feel she'd make a great family dog with her remarkable temperament.
| Saturday, 06 April, 2024 5:34PM | Behavior |